Instead of hardcoding wrappers such as gdb for various commands in
run.sh, put all commands into a config file so the user can add
gdb/valgrind/strace/udtrace/... to the program they are currently
interested in debugging in their own config.
Change-Id: Ifce731ab61d263e9df7a8dc87dd572ca3d30f8dd
Don't ask the user to copy config_2g3g and manually keep it in sync with
config_2g3g with each change anymore. Instead, let the user config be a
diff on top of config_2g3g.
This is in preparation to adding new variables for use with OsmoBSCNAT.
Change-Id: I5870d39aee8be84c2024f8a2a71ee4a734a4fc7c
Adopt "foreach" and "common_" features and generally take in the improved
templates as used at 35c3.
If your config file relies on the tmpl_std that is now removed, you can locally
resurrect it with
git checkout 2c6a55baa7 -- tmpl_std
but it's probably better to make a new copy of config_2g3g and insert your
local config there.
Change-Id: Ie6352c584c0fce57c617387160c285abf40a5f90
Allow all config files to use a new NET_DIR variable, which always
points to the network folder with the generated configs. We can use
this to place all temporary files (sockets, pid files, ...) there.
Change-Id: Idbdf478ebb9f0b2fcd860e5eff3c414a0a459561
This is the set of scripts I've written for myself over the years to easily
configure and run Osmocom core networks on my lab computer. I hope this will be
useful to others as well.
Oliver Smith
Neels Hofmeyr