Hi, I have and issue when I use Net::smpp in case of enquire_link_resp, I get the bind with no problem and I send messages... ok, but when SMSc request enquire_link_resp sometho\ing happen the loop is : 
while (1) {
    warn "Waiting for PDU";
    $pdu = $smpp->read_pdu() or die "$$: PDU not read. Closing connect
+ion";
    print "Received #$pdu->{seq} $pdu->{cmd}:". Net::SMPP::pdu_tab->{$
+pdu->{cmd}}{cmd} ."\n"
    ;
    warn Dumper($pdu) if $trace;

    if (defined reply_tab->{$pdu->{cmd}}) {
    &{reply_tab->{$pdu->{cmd}}{reply}}($c, $pdu);
    warn "Replied";
    } else {
    warn "Don't know to reply to $pdu->{cmd}";
    sleep 1;
    }
}

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That mach with

0x00000015 => { cmd => 'enquire_link',
            reply => sub { my ($me, $pdu) = @_;
                   $me->enquire_link_resp(seq => $pdu->{seq}) }, },

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But when an enquire_link is recived I get this: 

Received #2 21:enquire_link
$VAR1 = bless( {
                 'known_pdu' => 1,
                 'cmd' => 21,
                 'status' => 0,
                 'data' => '',
                 'reserved' => undef,
                 'seq' => 2
               }, 'Net::SMPP::PDU' );
Can't call method "enquire_link_resp" on an undefined value at .....es
+me-re.pl line 89.

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