Otherwise the loop for SIGMAPDEL delivery code will match any
unused worker for bank_id=0/slot_nr=0, which is not what we want.
This also makes repeated RemsimBankd_Tests.TC_removeMapping_connected
runs work reliably.
Change-Id: I6976eb96feae6a3b66bacf787e436a2df29f9ce0
It's a bit of a matter of taste whether we should simply log + ignore
if the Client of a removeMappingReq doesn't match what the bankd
currently has configured. I chose to reject it, as a new createMapping
for the same bandk+slot will overwrite any existing mapping anyway,
at least as of I83e319d22896b881c0d882542842f500075aa546
Change-Id: I892282821f4650614d1d08ed4bdf11eaabf947c0
As explained in OS#4278, a remsim-bankd currently doesn't recover after
a remsim-server resetart, since old mappings remain in the bankd, and
the server has no chance of removing them.
To avoid this problem, a createMapping now always implicitly removes
any existing mapping that may exist for the given bankdSlot.
Change-Id: I83e319d22896b881c0d882542842f500075aa546
Closes: OS#4278
It is customary in the IPA protocol that a a server side
responds with an ID_ACK if the client sends an ID_ACK. Due
to the lack of any protocol specification, it's unclear why
exactly, but we know it does happen.
osmo-remsim-bankd so far failed to implement this, which is
not directly a problem as the only user (osmo-remsim-client)
didn't care. However, when executing TTCN3 test cases,
the IPA_Emulation expects that ID_ACK and related test fail.
Change-Id: Ie55c9d5c435df786e97ec3900837bb21ab80140a
This allows builds on small/embedded platforms to avoid all the
dependencies required by remsim-bankd, including libpcsc-lite
Change-Id: I29a1a0131fdfea6742ec12d81228879066b1ff7e
Harald Welte
Joachim Steiger