we're dropping the current (new) connection as we don't really know which
is the "right" one. Dropping the new gives the old connection time to
timeout, or to continue to operate. If we were to drop the old
connection, this could interrupt a perfectly working connection and opens
some kind of DoS.
Related: OS#5527
Change-Id: I00387dbc19d689415470e2f08df08a47a78b81c0
Remove the paragraph about writing to the Free Software Foundation's
mailing address. The FSF has changed addresses in the past, and may do
so again. In 2021 this is not useful, let's rather have a bit less
boilerplate at the start of source files.
Change-Id: I2e98f89f6738d03c45a2106820af0912692093f3
These commands are introduced to enable the server to request the
full reset of all state in a client or bankd. This is particularly
useful in TTCN-3 tests, where we typically want to reset the state
between tests.
Change-Id: I442bab523486bbdf2faa8028f8972cd0af795303
The point is that the ClientId is only set once at start-up (and
also only optionally), while the Bank IP/port/ID/slot can be changed
any number of times during a RSPRO connection.
Change-Id: Ic76207c7dd7c18fe93bc5133b29c5f9438a9fb0e
I suspect there may be some bugs in the handling of DEFAULT values
in asn1c (or maybe I don't understand them fully?), so let's simply
make the version field a normal ASN.1 field.
Change-Id: I08077e715a901dfa5193855be7040d550f6fc2e8
This is required when the client connects to the bankd, so the bankd
can figure out who the client is.
Change-Id: Ie87b775d2996a62128e2506ad4b0e48e2f704561
This adds some initial code, particularly the ASN.1 definition of the
RSPRO protocol, related makefile to build it using ffasn1c, and our
usual autoconf infrastructure to build it.
Change-Id: Ibaa993b59e9a65a0242b0f42b27d9cd29f8e1878
Harald Welte
Oliver Smith