Create luop.(c|h) and move lu_operation and corresponding TX
functions there to facilitate re-use in upcoming control interface.
Change-Id: Ic55a45d56b37be2ba43d96f7da2af43b46af9813
Related: OS#1645
* move common copy-pasted code to initialize GSUP message into static
function
* use osmo_strlcpy() to copy imsi for added safety
Change-Id: Icd6e2479aa111ff820d53711222d46c6522033e6
Add config file, mainly for logging control.
Open VTY on the OMSO_VTY_PORT_HLR added to libosmocore in
commit 92fa18e6b800a27aa064a5fb8321cddd7383ae20
aka change-id I08cb52d9399a27e6876e45da36f434708c4fddef.
Add hlr_vty.h/c for standard VTY setup.
Add -c option to pass config file.
Add --version option.
Change-Id: Iedb884345a597371a337b0c67eb6013b7d5d1ce1
Parse commandline options, supporting general Osmocom options as copied from
osmo-nitb (bsc_hack.c): version, logging and daemonize options.
Set the HLR database file from cmdline option, log the filename in db_open().
(VTY config file in next patch.)
Change-Id: I279d517e1310e398b0a2382349e62be8e65364c1
Create hlr_ctx and pass on to DB and GSUP server code.
Add call msgb_talloc_ctx_init(hlr_ctx).
Instead of printing the entire talloc context on exit, just print the hlr_ctx
upon SIGUSR1 (like our other binaries do). Otherwise we will get pages of
talloc output on each program exit as soon as we add a VTY (next patch).
Change-Id: I3c64cb4ad7a681b88c7409296ad3afeb8000e2a4
Add APN '*' to PDP info part of GSUP response to make it possible to
test SGSN 'auth-policy remote'.
Change-Id: I95d69508aafc13e82f5f51fc6fe8f56cd7f45e2b
Related: OS#1794
Using this procedure, the VLR/SGSN can set the cs/ps purged
flag for the subscriber. We might not even need to store this
persistent in the database according to spec, but let's do it anyway, at
least until it turns out to be a performance issue.
When responding to a SendAuthInfo.req, we need to differentiate
an error case caused by an unknown IMSI, or an error caused by
an error regarding accessing the database or data integrity.
We also introduce a 'gsup_router' which enables us to route
a transaction to a given VLR. It works based on the SERIAL attribute
communicated at time of the IPA multiplex setup as part of the CCM
sub-protocol.
Max
Neels Hofmeyr
Harald Welte