According to the spec it's an empty 1-byte element reserved for future
extension but we still have to generate padding properly. Add stub
function similar to the used for SI2ter and adjust test output
accordingly.
Related: OS#2711
Change-Id: I3c278c57880a173df3c4648c9724339d23ce94fd
When the MSC has lost its state and issues a RESET, we should not only
clear all ongoing radio connections, but we should also stop any paging.
There's no point in paging a subscriber if the MSC doesn't know about
this paging anymore.
Change-Id: If3f53d3bb66ad2dc02db823cb813590c6b59c700
Closes: OS#2736
The call-back was needed inside the NITB to determine which part (CC,
SMS, ...) had triggered a given paging. A pure BSC doesn't need that
feature, so let's get rid of it.
The 'void *cbfn_data' is replaced with a 'struct bsc_msc_data *', as
all callers use it with that type.
Change-Id: I8839e8338d3ad1a91b41e687e8412fcdca3fd9ab
This was created during code review towards some upcoming fix for
OS#2736. However, it's not really related to that.
Change-Id: I68d4fc8baaedd1d64cd628b2441c57ebc64ecebc
This timer is started when a channel is allocated with an IMMEDIATE
ASSIGNMENT message. It is stopped when the MS has correctly seized the
channel. Ever since the early days of development we were using a very
long timeout to be on the safe side. However, in production networks
this is a terrible waste of resources, as we will occupy 10s worth
of air-time on one of our channels for each RACH request we receive.
The only scenarios where you might need something absurdly high as 10s
would be if you have 8s of RTT between your BTS and the BSC.
See also https://osmocom.org/projects/osmobsc/wiki/Timers
Change-Id: If3c52a7cf0c06d074c44a2fc414679279189aab9
Closes: OS#2733
Previously we simply omitted SI2ter Rest Octets which is spec violation
which lead to 'Malformed Packet' error in Wireshark RSL dissector. Fix
this by generating empty 'no rest octets' with proper padding. Adjust
test output accordingly.
Change-Id: Ie4419aaaf93a462f501f8d8f7bf2677d37c58f94
Fixes: OS#2711
- use unique enum/struct fsm struct names
- use macro to shift bits in FSM description
- use OSMO_STRINGIFY to generate the state names
- remove duplicate logging of states and events
- remove unnecessary space in log strings
- prefix hexadecimal enpoint ids with
- remove unnecessary log messages
- rename bsc_mgcp_cause_codes_str to bsc_mgcp_cause_codes_names
Change-Id: I663e03046cde3c786af72d15681bf7497330d7f9
* check GPRS state: if GPRS is enabled for the BTS but NSE, CELL or both
NSVC are locked than report it as degraded
* check TRX usability: use already available function to check that TRX
is actually usable when reporting OML status via CTRL
* fix tests linking: libbsc is using gsm48_create_mm_serv_rej() which is
defined in libcommon-cs but neither libbsc itself nor tests using it
are actually linked against libcommon-cs
Related: OS#2486
Change-Id: I9dce1d3b0cabe149a90cfca58a3fe55f8d6a72bc
This is left over from the OsmoNITB days. We're defining and allocating
these MSC counters, but never actually using them. This also means that
the automatic counter export will list them, raising the expectation at
users that such counters could be used in OsmoBSC.
Let's remove them. They are in OsmoMSC, but not OsmoBSC.
Change-Id: I5bd9e6e333b1c396beae46630986b17e7f8b82ef
In more recent versions of libosmocore, we are converting any '.'
in [rate] counter names to ':' to avoid clashes with the special
meaning of '.' in the CTRL interface. Let's avoid any conversion
and use the proper name already here.
This also changes the codec_foo counters to codec:foo to follow the
notation of other counters.
Change-Id: I18916abbfc706b86bd211e7cca1a0ca3099826e9
We used to have a lot of counters only globlly per BSC, but they're
much more useful on a per-BTS level.
Change-Id: I954b9dda72b83b91d46a934c221a8b3375743599
Make it future compatible for changes. Otherwise it will break
when additional enums are adding to chreq in libosmocore.
Depends on libosmocore Id67ba8de89dd6288e449197438e9e1c5d7f5a134
Change-Id: I2acab2af8d67bccb2bc495512c1f259ae649a832
the parameter list of osmo-fsm callbacks contains a pointer
to the fsm instance. Use this pointer instead of reaching
out for mgcp_ctx->fsm.
Change-Id: I05ff62e7e2de64c2dbf5ea2736f5e58faf16df0b
the log messages have prefixes that mark important phases (CRCX/BTS,
etc...). Some lines lack the prefix.
Add missing prefixes.
Change-Id: Iea5ea9e54f4b5c998b1d5fe18a98a94abd7b728b
The log output of the reset FSM duplicates lots of the built in
FSM log output.
Remove duplicate logging, use more expressive log messages where
needed.
Change-Id: Ia5af309207476291f88af47878dc1d32b2dada06
The snprintf() that is used to compose the fsm name on an assignment
request may cause a silent failure. The buffer is large enough to
take the string under all circumstances. If snprintf() fails, this
would mean we have some other serious problem.
use OSMO_ASSERT in case the snprintf() fails, so the failure
gets noticed.
Change-Id: I3c36df8cfd0880c524244048a993cd136be41f56
In the beginning of the CRCX phase for the network does not distinguish
between EV_MDCX_BTS_RES and EV_TEARDOWN, so a Teardown due to an error
could be misinterpreted as a successful MGW response.
Add missing case statement to distinguish CV_MDCX_BTS_RES from
EV_TEARDOWN.
Change-Id: I9bf49df167d94b33ad65d8b9382a01f160b5aec0
osmo-mgw assigns connection identifiers which are returned with
the response to the CRCX.
store the assigned connection identifiers and use them to identify
the connections.
Depends: osmo-mgw Iab6a6038e7610c62f34e642cd49c93d11151252c
Closes: OS#2648
Change-Id: Ib379a6f40875bb8f2cf29038a5b5b7a40a21adab
The current implementation of osmo-mgw parses the numerical
digit inside the endpoint name as hexadecimal number.
also use hexadecimal numbers in endpoint names.
Change-Id: I64a970d300b7290d50ec84b0640d5a321d903f5e
authentication (optional|required) is no longer needed, the
related decisions are now made in the HLR.
Change-Id: Ib6c6331cc86004c4862067031e4fcb12a6975b63
The following structs are no longer used/needed:
- gsm_auth_algo
- gsm_auth_info
- gsm_auth_tuple
- gsm_security_operation
Change-Id: I93873a6cb980a54e03e719170e27a7e397236b77
the functions mgcp_timeslot_to_endpoint() and rtp_calculate_port()
which are used to calculate the port in the sccp-lite / non AoIP
case are part of libosmo-legacy-mgcp. Unfortunately libosmo-mgcp
and libosmo-legacy-mgcp cause problems when used at the same
time.
Replace the functions mgcp_timeslot_to_endpoint() and rtp_calculate_port()
with a local helper function.
Change-Id: Id10311332aeabd8fd3ba1922198e34708e04cef9
Prepare for a future change that accesses bts->network during gsm_bts_alloc().
Currently, gsm_bts_alloc() takes a ctx parameter, and gsm_bts_alloc_register()
then gets the gsm_network pointer and sets bts->network to it. All callers
anyway pass gsm_network as ctx to gsm_bts_alloc(), and anything else would not
make sense anyway. So enforce passing exactly gsm_network to gsm_bts_alloc()
and already set the bts->network pointer from there.
Prepares-for: I00870a5828703cf397776668d3301c0c3a4e033a
Change-Id: Ie590c14aa08df4c4f345596b23e5226c5577057a
An upcoming VTY test requires a cfg that doesn't have handover values set.
Prepare for that by adding a minimal BSC config. It is a version further
stripped down from the Osmocom Network In The Box wiki page.
Prepares-for: I00870a5828703cf397776668d3301c0c3a4e033a
Change-Id: Ib68b550a0e9fbb7041e554f358054c0a7931404e
Use new #pragma style instead of #ifndef dance.
Forward-declare all structs we're using pointers of.
Move function comments to their definitions in the .c file.
Change-Id: I3d43ec01897c0ef9eaf506e68d5a1ec1977f70ea
While this header was still shared among several code trees, we had this ROLE
construct in place to exclude some parts in some trees. Since we're having one
copy per code base now, the ROLE #ifdefs were dropped, also drop void *role.
Change-Id: I4f0c337779d8e7266b6e02815d886728c4826bb9
Constify in- and output arguments for Parse Attribute Response Info chain to
avoid compiler warnings, and more clearly indicate const data in the first
place.
Change-Id: Ib7d069fe1fda69e89dfd171cd76b1ed6d6db0ceb
* change return type to bool
* constify parameters
The nm_is_running(), trx_is_usable() and ts_is_usable() always return
boolean value and are always used as such anyway. The also do not change
their parameters.
Change-Id: I6a572fc78371c69f5308edbad0ebe15e143d0505
Authentication is no longer done in the BSC, the variables that
set the authentication policy and the IMSI regex have no longer
any effect.
Remove auth policy and authorized-regexp
Change-Id: Ie31b921b5fd0af5501ec0c77c0f08089c10075e2
It's leftover from the time when gsm_data_shared.* was actually shared
with OsmoBTS. Nowadays ROLE_BSC is always defined so we can just drop it
entirely and make working with gsm_data_shared.h slightly easier.
Change-Id: I34fc9ee5955c14bbbde68d5499cf2acfd329afbc
In state prior to this patch, "3G Early Classmark Sending Restriction"
bit in SI3 rest octets was always set to H, which is a sane default as
the policy to send the information is then controlled by "Early
Classmark Sending Control" bit in the same octet.
However, it seems Quortus SoftCore can have some issues decoding the
option, so let's add a vty cmd to be able to disable it for those
having any issues.
Related: SYS#4021
Change-Id: Ic1afe071038a3bb5871d7ff40f665c8644f801ec
According to documentation (and personal experience), AM_PATH_PYTHON
selects the highest version of python, no matter if major version is
different, which means if both python2 and 3 are available, 3 will be
chosen an PYTHON will point to "/.../python" which is python3. Apparently,
the macro cannot be easily used to pick highest python2 version.
As {vty,ctrl}_test_runner.py require python2 and are incompatible with
python3, let's instead rely on the system having a "python2" binary
available, which is the case in most distros.
Change-Id: Id22e157d1bee453babdfa7ed04c506390b0f17bb
First off, there are "global" and "local" IMSI black/whitelist levels:
"global" "local"
VTY 'bsc' 'msc' for osmo-bsc
VTY 'nat' 'bsc' for osmo-bsc_nat
Both in osmo-bsc and osmo-bsc-nat, the "global" IMSI filter so far completely
ignores all 'imsi-allow' rules it may contain. A comment in imsi_allow()
proclaims actions that are missing in the code. Notably, in our example config
osmo-bsc_nat.cfg, there is an imsi-allow on the 'nat' level, which with the
code before this patch cannot have been effective in any way.
Furthermore, on the "local" level the order is to check imsi-allow first, and
imsi-deny after that. The comment says to do that in reverse order on the
"global" level. There is no apparent reason for reversing.
Add evaluation of imsi-allow directives on the "global" level, i.e. 'bsc' in
osmo-bsc and 'nat' in osmo-bsc-nat, in the same order as on "local" level, to
avoid confusion. Swap the comment to be consistent.
Before this patch, to have effective imsi-allow, this config would be necessary
for osmo-bsc:
bsc
access-list acl imsi-allow 999999999999999
access-list acl imsi-allow 9017.*
access-list acl imsi-deny .*
msc 0
access-list-name acl
...
msc 1
access-list-name acl
...
With this patch, imsi-allow also works on the "global" level:
bsc
access-list acl imsi-allow 999999999999999
access-list acl imsi-allow 9017.*
access-list acl imsi-deny .*
access-list-name acl
msc 0
...
msc 1
...
Change-Id: Idb6c8dd62aa90666ba6fcd213f59d79f5498da3f
src/libbsc/bsc_init.c: In function ‘rsl_si’:
src/libbsc/bsc_init.c:153:2: error: ‘rc’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Werror=maybe-uninitialized]
return rc;
^
Change-Id: Iedad1efcb477c77db8c741777ea076761658c7d1
osmo-bsc now uses osmo-mgw to switch the RTP streams, but there
is no example configuration yet.
Add the missing example configuration.
Change-Id: I4d4ed401bee6c3dfdec2b584bf7248ffb02bddbf
The reset context contains a string buffer to allow for setting
a human readable name, that is then displayed in the logs. Since
OSMO-FSMs already have such a feature there is no need for an
extra name variable.
Use LOGPFSML and the name parameter of osmo_fsm_inst_alloc()
to display the name of the FSM
Fixes: Coverity CID#178664
Change-Id: I34511698923abec7545a6f3defd595f97b4bbeb1
When we receive unimplemented/unhandled message types, we shouldn't
simply silently discard them, but print a log message for the
benefit of the user.
Change-Id: I65489578b1c214f193b1ce0e9ba59432dcd42a3e
Max
Harald Welte
Philipp Maier
Pau Espin