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From 12/19/2016 to 01/17/2017
01/17/2017
- 09:37 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- Q: how long do we keep a subscriber in the VLR? i.e. how long will we remember the TMSI we assigned?
Details: Upon L...
01/14/2017
- 12:15 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 04:36:24PM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> We also have the 'token' auth policy, with libmsc/...
01/13/2017
- 04:36 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- We also have the 'token' auth policy, with libmsc/token_auth.c having a hardcoded
SMS text:... - 02:55 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- note to self: don't forget to look at what subscr_expire_callback() did and adapt in libvlr
- 12:12 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- Now I see more answers by mail:
> No, just remove the notion of an ID. It's an artefact of using a SQL
> databas... - 11:50 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- laforge wrote:
> > idea aka premature optimisation: convert the IMSI to int64_t to use as numeric id:
>
> I'd say... - 11:01 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 12:33:17AM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> idea aka premature optimisation: convert the IMSI ... - 12:33 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- idea aka premature optimisation: convert the IMSI to int64_t to use as numeric id:
with max 15 decimal digits, an IM... - 12:10 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- neels wrote:
> * id: [...] vlr_subscriber has an ->id.
correction: vlr_subscriber doesn't actually have an id fie...
01/12/2017
- 11:54 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- As said before, subscriber->id needs some thought.
Related are also subscriber->authorized, ->lac, possibly others.
... - 01:33 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- The voice call paging doesn't happen simply because gsm_subscriber->lac is no longer populated.
So deciding to first... - 10:01 PM Bug #1657 (Rejected): adding already-existing subscriber crashes OsmoNITB
- Couldn't re-produce, VTY test has been updated.
- 02:23 PM Bug #1830 (New): Sending SMS via VTY after 'silent-call' command provoked multiple copies of the same text message to be send
- 02:17 PM Bug #1904: get rid of deprecated functions
- For comp128, Neels' VLR work will automatically get rid of that.
01/11/2017
- 04:44 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- We need to clarify subscriber IDs: previously, with only one hlr.sqlite3 for the NITB also
storing the SMS, there wa... - 02:51 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- sgsn_test failure fixed.
Ran test with physical sysmoBTS and phone, and (to my positive surprise) things basically...
01/10/2017
- 12:57 PM Feature #1711: 3G Auth
- The VLR integration work is tracked in #1592. So when that is done and the 3G branch gets rebased onto it, this issue...
- 12:46 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On the road to using only vlr_subscriber in libmsc.
gsm_subscriber.extension, .imsi and .tmsi are removed, ensuring ...
01/09/2017
- 11:11 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- BTW, the neels/vlr branch is getting excessively long. It might be good to collapse its commits
to simply add the re... - 01:40 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- unit tests now verify that the VLR basically can do:
* Location Updating
* CM Service Request (with USSD)
* Pagi...
01/06/2017
- 01:23 PM Bug #1904 (New): get rid of deprecated functions
- While compiling OpenBSC there are warnings due to use of libosmo* functions which are deprecated (for example comp128...
- 12:08 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- next up:
* duplicate all unit tests with TMSI-required (so far all are with IMSI only).
* so far both a gsm_subsc... - 12:06 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- - paging with auth and ciph implemented, verified by subscr_conn_test.
01/05/2017
- 06:59 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- - paging is implemented and tested (without auth, pending unit test for paging with auth and ciph)
- ciphering wait ... - 09:15 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Wed, Jan 04, 2017 at 03:12:16PM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> I got the impression from two things: a dim memory... - 09:16 AM Bug #1591: libdbi is buggy and slow, get rid of it
- On Wed, Jan 04, 2017 at 04:11:00PM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> I'm noticing that we apparently do still need the ...
01/04/2017
- 04:11 PM Bug #1591: libdbi is buggy and slow, get rid of it
- I'm noticing that we apparently do still need the db for SMS.
So what was previously the hlr.sqlite3 database is mos... - 03:12 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- I got the impression from two things: a dim memory of a conversation with Holger
which I may have misunderstood (so... - 08:55 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Wed, Jan 04, 2017 at 03:15:13AM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> Q: It seems that the Ciphering Mode Complete is ba... - 03:15 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- re "when and how to discard subscriber conns": on the neels/vlr branch, a subscr conn is now
owned by the conn_fsm a...
12/26/2016
- 02:21 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- It turns out that some of my conclusions aren't as practical as I first thought.
I'll not make as many words this ti...
12/23/2016
- 04:32 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- neels wrote:
> For example, during the vlr_proc_acc_req FSM startup, the FSM immediately starts by a PR_ARQ_E_START ...
12/22/2016
- 04:40 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- (I'm writing this down in a slightly unstructured way to try and help clarify the landscape for myself.
There's a so...
12/20/2016
- 02:44 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- Creating a unit test that fakes incoming 04.08 messages and wraps GSUP tx/rx functions
in order to test the subscrib... - 12:19 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Mon, Dec 19, 2016 at 11:28:12PM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> Then I want to add checks in most of the gsm0408_r...
12/19/2016
- 11:28 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- Success: CM Service Accept is now sent only after authentication (if authentication is required).
But this drew my... - 01:03 PM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- neels wrote:
> Next: figure out the cause...
simple: upon starting the access request fsm, we go on invoking the ... - 03:26 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- implemented MSISDN encoding and proper decoding in GSUP messaging from osmo-hlr to libvlr.
Now @*#100#@ works (for b... - 02:04 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- actually, the extension is reported empty by @*#100#@ _mostly_ because, in the osmo-hlr:...
- 01:38 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- On Mon, Dec 19, 2016 at 01:13:36AM +0000, neels [REDMINE] wrote:
> Todo: So far we used to explicitly request the IM... - 01:13 AM Feature #1592: VLR in libmsc, to connect to HLR asynchronously
- Success: got first Location Updating without authentication.
This basically lacked merely a permission for a state...
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