Osmocom's Base Station Controller for 2G mobile networks
https://osmocom.org/projects/osmobsc
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Check the return value of gsm48_multirate_config() in function lchan_set_single_amr_mode(). This prevents an invalid AMR mode from being configured for a logical channel. Because the VTY parsier limits the AMR mode range to 0-7 this is just a theoretical issue. However, this fact is beyond the understanding of a static code analyzer, and the absence of error handling was indeed setting a bad example. Change-Id: I61153a44e8b7a38332bf38718397be9b339d5f25 Related: CID#188940 |
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README
About OsmoBSC ============= OsmoBSC originated from the OpenBSC project, which started as a minimalistic all-in-one implementation of the GSM Network. In 2017, OpenBSC had reached maturity and diversity (including M3UA SIGTRAN and 3G support in the form of IuCS and IuPS interfaces) that naturally lead to a separation of the all-in-one approach to fully independent separate programs as in typical GSM networks. OsmoBSC was one of the parts split off from the old openbsc.git. Before, it worked as a standalone osmo-bsc binary as well as a combination of libbsc and libmsc, i.e. the old OsmoNITB. Since the standalone OsmoMSC with a true A interface (and IuCS for 3G support) is available, OsmoBSC exists only as a separate standalone entity. OsmoBSC exposes - A over IP towards an MSC (e.g. OsmoMSC); - Abis interfaces towards various kinds of BTS; - The Osmocom typical telnet VTY and CTRL interfaces. Find OsmoBSC issue tracker and wiki online at https://osmocom.org/projects/osmobsc https://osmocom.org/projects/osmobsc/wiki OsmoBSC-NAT is a specialized solution to navigating RTP streams through a NAT. (Todo: describe in more detail)