The ns2_vc_force_unconfigured() needs to be protected otherwise it would free
gss->nsvc which will be used later. It further would run into another
SNS failure which is wrong too.
Change-Id: If14b9e3fcd5d139457b10d06517302168091d8d8
Previous the SNS NSVC (the NSVC used for all SNS traffic) was never changed except
when the choosen NSVC went dead or got freed.
When receiving a SNS SIZE PDU over a different NSVC than the current SNS
NSVC the answer would be transmitted to a different port.
Change-Id: I36cd9488b8bca5cb99dae5cf50a55ee282e0557b
When no remaining signalling NSVCs are available the SNS must be
restarted (BSS) or go into unconfigured state (SGSN).
Change-Id: I95e6bbb7a418d647a8426804879571597ae06ff8
When cleaning up the SGSN side (e.g. receiving a SNS SIZE PDU) the
clean up will result in a use-after-free bug when the SGSN side is still
alive.
Change-Id: I0f57dd0577d1fc7bd270f58e15f6f22eb130ef59
When removing a bind the remote side needs to be
informed via the SNS DELETE procedure.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I53cd54dfd262c70c425c3f13dad3b29526daa523
When adding a bind, the remote side needs to be
informed via the SNS ADD procedure.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I71c33200bd1f0307ceb943ee958db5ebe3623d36
When changing the bind ip-sns weight, initiate a
SNS CHANGE WEIGHT procedure to inform the other side.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: Icec4dabb46bc198f68f91bfe09ba279fbe68d454
The problem are recursive execution because a free generates an event which could
allow the use to free a nsvcs while the llist_for_each() is still running.
Change-Id: I902557fb6e56e6588728a46e43a9cbe3215d5c68
Otherwise there could be recursive loop when free'ing NSVCs which
in the end create an event which the SNS want to free the NSVCs a
second time
Change-Id: Ie99ba5fe8a84519fe8a8c0abdf875606715ab7f6
Move the cleanup into it's own state. Also changing the
SGSN unconfigured state which won't be triggered when a
SIZE is received.
Change-Id: I2639345fdf3cd300a934238d676c543065ceaa8b
When other parts of ns2 requires to emit an event to the SNS fsm it would
need a proxy function because the events are private to the
SNS file. To circumvent creating multiple proxy function make the events
available via a header file.
Change-Id: I8e3fae4367c112b5a71bffb33c302d903855cddc
The SGSN fsm should be freed when becoming invalid instead of going
into the unconfigured state. The unconfigured states should be only used
when creating the NSE (on the SGSN side).
Change-Id: Ife889091ecba4180a90743deb786767008fe863d
gss->family (and gss->ip) was never set.
So IPv6 should have never worked.
Fixes: e769f5226b ("gprs_ns2_sns: rework IP-SNS initial remote")
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I4e39dc5c7f766a7040645ceb62afdf6a9cfad00f
Reduces the code as the conversion between address family (bind)
and ns2_sns_type is not needed anymore.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I1bcdd43af34c926d4b88491d00669422c299bef7
The IPv4/IPv6 elemens are the same for local and remote.
Refactor the entries into a struct to use function to manipulate
them with a single function.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I05e053a9eb3328655502dfe2981c8f402104e292
Some combination of IPv4 and IPv6 result in incomplete
combination.
E.g. IPv6 binds, but only IPv4 endpoints and vice versa.
Related: OS#5036
Change-Id: I2fcf67bc2431ddac23c4ae23cebbb29771e573f1
When the bind to be removed is not the last entry, it would
remove the wrong SNS bind resulting in use-after-free memory.
Change-Id: I79062d404ebba9d5c8f7f209bebde146fa08c71f
A SNS configuration can be done over a NSVC, however this initial NSVC doesn't
need to be part of the configuration.
Those NSVC need to be removed when the configuration is done.
This wrong behaviour can be seen in the vty `show ns` on
NSEI 00001: UDP, ALIVE
FSM Instance Name: 'GPRS-NS2-SNS-BSS(NSE00001-SNS)[0x55c72c09b420]', ID: 'NSE00001-SNS'
Log-Level: 'DEBUG', State: 'CONFIGURED'
Maximum number of remote NS-VCs: 8192, IPv4 Endpoints: 8192, IPv6 Endpoints: 8192
Local IPv4 Endpoints:
10.0.0.1:23000, Signalling Weight: 1, Data Weight: 1
Remote IPv4 Endpoints:
10.0.2.2:23000, Signalling Weight: 1, Data Weight: 0
10.0.2.2:23001, Signalling Weight: 0, Data Weight: 1
3 NS-VC:
NSVCI none: UNBLOCKED DYNAMIC data_weight=1 sig_weight=0 udp)[10.0.0.1]:23000<>[10.0.2.2]:23000
NSVCI none: UNBLOCKED DYNAMIC data_weight=0 sig_weight=1 udp)[10.0.0.1]:23000<>[10.0.2.2]:23001
NSVCI none: UNCONFIGURED DYNAMIC data_weight=1 sig_weight=1 udp)[10.0.0.1]:23000<>[10.0.2.2]:8888
The UNCONFIGURED NSVC should not be present in when SNS is in CONFIGURED.
Related: SYS#5416
Change-Id: I4045ac6c033ae084743b17a16eef4fcff76589b9
The SNS fsms also track the NSE however since the NSVC
starts now in ALIVE for SNS the SNS must check when synchronize
the alive state when entering the ST_CONFIGURED.
Related: SYS#5416
Change-Id: Ib6a1cc1fd84959e69c07b72ef780642205d2cd18
Prior to this patch, we would unconditionally allocate new memory
for the local SNS IP endpoints. This results in a memory leak
on every SNS-SIZE procedure.
Let's move to talloc_realloc() which recycles any previously allocated
memory.
Change-Id: I12cb670e087c6d6190f3f5bf8483ea62008ae06f
We may very well have any number of binds configured, but which
are not part of the current NSE. When creating the "full mesh" of
NS-VCs after SNS-CONFIG, we must only iterate over those binds that
are part of the NSE (or 'ipa-sns-default bind' in cae of SGSN role),
but not over all the other binds that may exist in the system.
Closes: OS#5092
Change-Id: Ida361fa02ad1d86844d54c8f0664c996ed28e30a
This fixes some bug introduced in Change-Id I1638f04ba45fef3ba0b237948dff6022267141fb
Related: OS#3373
Change-Id: Ic0873e63f1f046b674c7898480ff070a18a7abc7
As per 3GPP TS 48.016 section 6.2.4.1, we need to perform some
consistency checks during the SNS-SIZE procedure. Let's implement them.
Change-Id: I1638f04ba45fef3ba0b237948dff6022267141fb
Related: OS#3373
It is the SGSN's job to ensure sufficient NS-VC capacity. As the SGSN
doesn't tell the BSS, we should not make assumptions of only 4.
Change-Id: I41f493643cf51d7853959ab9c7bbc0ffae4e1f4b
The SNS-SIZE sent from BSS to SGSN contains the actual number of local
IP endpoints on the BSS side, and not the maximum number of remote IP
endpoints supported.
Change-Id: I62a8bca4a3f7c47bcb9f292b045fa867d8877a09
In BSS role, we can clear local + remote endpoints when sending
SNS-CONFIG, as we are first.
In SGSN role, we must not clear remote endpoints when sending
SNS-CONFIG, as we are last, and the BSS has just previously told
us its IP endpoints in the BSS-originated SNS-CONFIG.
Change-Id: I58549707ac5a3a0aae5f9348ed76f16c09ad3e46
Related: OS#3373
Clearly separate those states that only occur on the BSS side from
those of the SGSN side (which already have a prefix)
Change-Id: Iebc97637063b2676abff4a7dce50272d9b4e336b
Related: OS#3373
Some functions are only to be called when operating in BSS role,
let's enforce that by sprinkling some OSMO_ASSERT() around.
Related: OS#3373
Change-Id: I20d1bd8df62e0bb84696e291756e2d96acf49246
This adds the core functionality of implementing the SGSN-side of IP-SNS
inside a new FSM. The SGSN-side FSM shares states, events, structures
and code with the BSS-side whenever possible.
Note that this commit does not yet use the SGSN-side FSM, that is part
of subsequent commits.
Closes: OS#3373
Change-Id: I780413ffacd9cb71f64cc38057aae781eeb59b2b
Let's move computing of the local IP endpoints to a separate function,
so it can not only be used when entering the SNS_SIZE state. Preparation
for SGSN-side IP-SNS.
Change-Id: I5d7ce419135a8ef538cf9abcb76a49049ed7d5f9
Related: OS#3373
Alexander Couzens
Harald Welte