This is achieved by calling the respective dissector functions
from other dissectors, which requires them to be exported.
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Change DiameterIdentity's field type to FT_STRING and add dissection of
- E-UTRAN Cell Global Identity
- Tracking Area Identity
- GeographicalInformation
- GeodeticInformation
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According to TS 29.274, ch8.38. the UE NR security capability coding
is specified in clause 9.9.3.53 of 3GPP TS 24.501
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This is not a complete dissector but can be commited as is. To be worked
on.
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RXLEV and RXQUAL fields in RSL "Uplink Measurements" use same scale
format (0-63, 0-7) as RXLEV and RXQUAL in RR. RXQUAL value-string is
moved to packet-gsm_a_common.c in order to use it in both protocols.
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When a mandatory information element is missing, try to report an expert info,
instead of throwing a fatal malformed exception (or of reporting nothing at all).
According to TS 24.007 11.2.3, a mandatory i.e. may be part of the imperative part
of the message, so that expert info should be at PI_ERROR level
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Current code is not able to detect missing mandatory information elements
because the macro will return once the end of the payload is reached.
Remove this check from all mandatory IE macros, and put it at the beginning
of optional IE ones. It should allow to detect any missing mandatory IE
while still stopping message dissection in case optional IEs are not
present.
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geo location type 1 represents SAI, but for GTP v1 it is returned as e212, hence not aggregating with GTP v2
the patch also opens up a way to add e212.cgi (Cell Global Identity) which is shared between GTP vesions.
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Using code annotation to squelch detection by Coverity of use of macro
parameter comparison to NULL, which we use to allow for leaving out
strings if we don't have them.
In this particular case it's happening in macro expansion.
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Bug: 11797
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sccp_msg_info_t* is now passed from SCCP dissector to its subdissectors through dissector data parameter.
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Harald Welte
Pascal Quantin
Pau Espin