* remote-cli: (22 commits)
Throw exception if usrp is not found. Don't crash transceiver.
Update OpenBTS init script
Correctly exit OpenBTS even if console is not started yet.
Add option to run OpenBTS in a failsafe loop.
Shutdown without core dump on a usual SocketError.
Remove Transceiver PID file on OpenBTS exit.
Save transceiver PID to a file and use it to kill old transceivers.
Correct comment for Server.WritePID.
Set FD_CLOEXEC flag on all sockets.
Stupid bug fixed - can't move stack variables initialization to a separate function.
Gracefully shutdown OpenBTS on transceiver timeout/error.
Make functions and variables in OpenBTS.cpp static to avoid their use outside of the file.
Remove PID file on program exit.
Implemented daemon mode, configured from config.
Better default name for OpenBTS control UNIX socket.
Initialize logger right after loading config file.
Use normal cout and cerr while we have only one thread.
Better comments for previous commit.
Catch SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGHUP and shutdown the server gracefully.
Uncomment real BTS start/stop.
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* sms-split:
smqueue: Add SMSC short code to smqueue.config.example
Checking in forgotten smsc.cpp and smsc.h files.
Ignore User-Data-Header in SMS TPDU when decoding text in TLUserData::encode7bit().
Transparently pass TP-UHDI (User-Data-Header-Indicator) from SMS-SUBMIT to SMS-DELIVER.
Slightly cleaner output in TLUserData::write().
Log contents of a message instead of its memory addresss in SMS::parseTPDU().
Use decoded text from original message in bounce and e-mail messages.
More readable bounce message.
Maximum SMS length is 160 symbols in default alphabet.
Avoid duplication of "IMSI" in SC.Register.Msg.
Set Log.Alarms.* values in smqueue config.
Make "from" address for bounce messages configurable.
Move most of the SMS processing to smqueue (initial check-in).
Better documentation and error reporting for ThreadSemaphore.
Implementation of Semaphore.
Implemented "trans" CLI command to list all active transacions.
We don't want them to be inherited on exec(). We use exec() to run Transceiver and it OpenBTS process crashes, transceiver becomes owner of all LISTEN sockets.
This patch adds ability to connect to OpenBTS CLI with TCP socket and UNIX socket. This is configurable in the config file. To connect to the CLI use apps/OpenBTScli executable, which reads configuration from the same config file.
On the E100, and possibly other systems, OpenBTS seg faults
at startup. The cause is a null reference to the global
logging file descriptor occuring due to an initializer order
dependency, which is not guaranteed across compilation
units.
When this occurs, check for for null and set the output to
stdout.
Signed-off-by: Thomas Tsou <ttsou@vt.edu>
I don't see real value of this message, while it's been printed to the screen like something very important.
(cherry picked from commit 3f3c9b2d2599a672f08624b3081c2c687cbba4d4)
gethostbyname() is not thread-safe. It's recommended to use gethostbyname_r() or gethostbyname2_r() instead.
(cherry picked from commit f27e9581cdb6837f83d0aab467f0e5f83e814e7b)
This time I checked all occurrences of assert() and all others are ok, if I didn't miss anything
(cherry picked from commit 2afd3fd962eb89e08a73420542267191f459815f)
If you compile with optimization and NDEBUG is defined, then the whole assert() is replaced with ((void) 0) and your code is not executed at all.
Don't assert() on pthread_join() return value. If thread was not started yet, then pthread_join() will fail, but it's ok for us.
(cherry picked from commit d0b797e62c, 21a84dcec9cdf25657bba5c221aac9d4bb81d8b3, 8ed37a1f36e1b1266728647e715f95a28df3f900)
Subtracting uint32_t from uin32_t gives you uint32_t. And assigning result to a long doesn't make it a signed value, because on 64-bit Linux long is 64 bits.
(cherry picked from commit 82dd78d698)
Best practice is to not include those in repositories but only
in tar.gz dist tarball.
autoreconf -i will regenerate them
Signed-off-by: Sylvain Munaut <tnt@246tNt.com>
Subtracting uint32_t from uin32_t gives you uint32_t. And assigning result to a long doesn't make it a signed value, because on 64-bit Linux long is 64 bits.
Ivan Kluchnikov
Sylvain Munaut