Changes

deps: use a fork of titan.ProtocolEmulations.SCCP

The fork adds support for sending UDTS via
ASP_SCCP_N_NOTICE_req.

Change-Id: I8c0de4dab088930d5d7a9febcbebcb5e1f9411e8

stp: add ASP_SCCP_N_NOTICE_req support and f_asp_tx_notice()

Wire ASP_SCCP_N_NOTICE_req as a simple passthrough in TCAP_CODEC_PT,
so test components can send UDTS via the existing SCCP_TCAP port.
Add f_asp_tx_notice() to STP_Tests_TCAP as a convenience wrapper.

Change-Id: I74c05405f1c99d43b4bf863f959275ee51301f2e

stp: Add TCAP_N_NOTICE_req to send a UDTS with TCAP payload

Change-Id: Ie13cecc2f2fc8a20d9646f0fb010b91c2ecf7766

stp: Test that UDTS containing tcap is routed correctly

Related: SYS#8090
Depends: libosmo-sigtran.git I2051aa9e84e553feb17daabb93ba3ce82358e0e4
Change-Id: I264ab424fbc3652249535bbe4f30029defa64c09

CCID: Check if reader times out after first status word

A case 1 APDU is sent towards the reader. The reader expects two status
words. If only the first word is sent by the SIM, the reader must
timeout and send an error message back to the host.

Change-Id: Ic5b892e356c13808555d75746c48c6d8c96ec462

CCID: Send a wrong procedure byte towards the reader

A case 2 request (according to ISO 7816) is sent and a response with
data is expected, but the first byte replied by the SIM is not a
procedure byte, nor a valid status byte.

This text expects the reader to return an error that states an incorrect
received procedure byte.

Change-Id: Iaa0bd8845b3408fba309874fe41c855d8e7efccc

eIM, IPAd: migrate from SGP.32 V.1.0.1 to SGP.32 V.1.2

SGP.32 V.1.2 is not backward compatible to SGP.32 V.1.0.1. This patch updates
the ASN.1 specification and the TTCN3 templates and types accordingly.

It also applies the bare minimum of changes required to compile the eIM and IPAd
testcases.

Related: SYS#8100
Related: SYS#8101
Change-Id: Id9e112669d9ed8caaec0893c55189eb566fe59be
Co-authored-by: Andreas Eversberg <aeversberg@sysmocom.de>

STP_Tests_TCAP: Fix ipa_to_ipa testcase

tcap routing doesn't work the way the test thinks. E.g. a Begin can't be
routed to a special destination because it does't contain a dtid which
is needed to route to the correct ASP.

Change-Id: Ie274232b706348b5ab6d0ac248883d86c53ebb4e

STP_Tests_TCAP: Test routing of fragments in TC_tcap_loadshare_ipa_tcap_range_success_pc

A TCAP Begin will cause the stp to create a cache entry and route
according to that. Send only a TCAP Continue so we check the tcap range
routing logic.

Change-Id: I1cb47174b8f0e69970e75109b9d15b2012e150c3

library: add f_gsm_fn_{sum,sub,diff}()

Change-Id: Ie91ccef5d3f170f4a341a6cf9d3323a896b299e6

bts: TC_pcu_interf_ind: check reporting interval instead of absolute FN

Recent osmo-bts commit 53f0ec29 broke TC_pcu_interf_ind:

  Verdict: fail reason: Odd TDMA frame number := 935

There's no requirement that periodic interference reports must land
on a TDMA frame number satisfying 'fn mod 104 == 0' - only that they
keep arriving every configured averaging period.  Instead, verify
that the interval between consecutive reports equals 104 TDMA frames
(1 SACCH period), using the new f_gsm_fn_sub() helper.

Change-Id: Ia96f2926400bae8c0a6fb8f81eb56b48ca5f2de9
Related: 53f0ec29 ("l1sap: fix duplicate RF RESOURCE INDICATION on clock bootstrap")

stp: for TCAP loadshare: use NI == national

Use a non-zero NI. The TCAP tests don't check it
on the receive path, but the osmo-stp is checking
it if it matches the configuration.

Related: SYS#8061
Change-Id: I51ef302ad72ff3c434fddb39006ce50106a5918f

5gc: disable TC_handover_inter_ngran_xn for latest

Temporarily disable the test for latest as it is known to result in a
crash with open5gs v2.8.0.

Related: OS#7023
Change-Id: Ibf3683683093c41a85bb443e14eab23d23fefa24

Revert "bts: limit stderr logging to ERROR to avoid long write() to ext4 fs"

This reverts commit 3c798765f04dd7428c76e3c5cbf3f2ee27a0af4d.

Reducing logging verbosity did not help: we're still seeing the clock
skew errors and restarts.  This makes debugging harder, and is not
relevant anymore because we've switched to tmpfs [1].

Related: [1] docker-playground.git Id9a93f7149ef7e9bfde1f4fe3a8299ba46645d50
Change-Id: Id234394fda1ce752f93448e2fc03887a097f6b9d

Revert "bts: limit stderr logging to NOTICE to avoid long write() to ext4 fs"

This reverts commit c3ab9ec33f37c6837fb8bcb0fa0bbd2e98781fb7.

Reducing logging verbosity did not help: we're still seeing the clock
skew errors and restarts.  This makes debugging harder, and is not
relevant anymore because we've switched to tmpfs [1].

Related: [1] docker-playground.git Id9a93f7149ef7e9bfde1f4fe3a8299ba46645d50
Change-Id: Ief6c3a6ca3053ccf745a186f7bb440e8540336f4

stp: tcap-loadshare: add TC_tcap_loadshare_m3ua_to_ipa_udts

If a TCAP message arrives which is:
* not a TCAP Begin or Abort (e.g. a TCAP Continue)
* not in the TCAP session cache/tracking
* not have a dTID for a registered TCAP Add Range

The tcap load-share will reject this message with a UDTS

Related: SYS#8061
Change-Id: I181b25aedfd70d156c08197d361560b6d055e65a

CCID: Check if reader accepts highest P3 value 0xff

This test should ensure that there is no buffer overflow when receiving
large responses from SIM.

Change-Id: I298795d791f2964758bd4792e10131f92cf561bc

CCID: Check if reader handles special P3 value 0x00 correctly

If data is requested from SIM with P3 set 0x00, it means that 256
bytes are requested. The reader will receive a procedure byte, which
must cause it to receive all 256 data bytes + two status words.

Change-Id: Icc3fd1937b9829fcf825c58d7b676aa2be2c48e7

CCID: Check if reader restarts WWT upon NULL procedure byte

The reader will receive a NULL procedure byte every 0.2 for a long time.
The reader may only respond with a status that time extension was
requested. At the end the SIM proceeds with a valid response. This
response must be returned by the reader.

Change-Id: I4eb09e86f88df19d96e9ec55872654352ca2ebd5

SIMTRACE: Increase USB receive buffer size

The maximum SIM request data can be 255 bytes. Additionally, the
SIMtrace PDU header is 14 bytes. So increase the buffer to 269 bytes.

Change-Id: I05261b4a754b4892955d0b4e426bd32be261efa7

CCID: Check if reader sends request TPDU with maximum size

The maximum size of a request TPDU can have 5 bytes header and 255 bytes
data. It is expected that the reader transmits all bytes to SIM without
failure.

Change-Id: I7c1cb52b578c19d6c0ec1493e45f6ed9c43735b4

CCID: Check response of reader with empty SIM carrier

The reader has a SIM carrier inserted, but there is no response from the
SIM while expecting the ATR. The reader will get a timeout and is
expected to respond with a suitable error code.

The test uses the slot with the SIMtrace inserted. The SIMtrace will not
respond with an ATR. This way there is no (extra) empty slot required
for this test.

Change-Id: Ifebdcce8f9dd9a51de5a5cb6cf223041d5c38622

CCID: Add testenv.cfg to run tests using testenv

Change-Id: I97c9da414facf438aa28d5200c4152730ff763a2

CCID: Check if reader times out while expecting status words

A case 1 APDU is sent toward the reader. The reader expects two status
words. If none of these are sent by the SIM the reader must timeout and
send an error message back to the host.

Change-Id: I054b56a9e2f10e5b984ad0398efb4be5696ce16c

RAN_Emulation: Fix error: CLIENT multiple conns requires explicit addressing

Fixes fynamic test error during HNBGW_Tests.TC_sccp_cr_limit:
Dynamic test case error: Port CLIENT has more than one active connections. Message can be sent on it only with explicit addressing.

Related: SYS#7600
Change-Id: Icb038e041bd5e82f95141e1814571d7c7f75878b

RAN_Emulation: Proper operation indication in RANAP_Connect prim to upper layers

Change-Id: Id39c68a0408fdc90304d8089dd200274eb843a8d

RAN_Emulation: rename f_handle_userData() -> f_handle_userData_BSSAP()

To match its counterpart f_handle_userData_RANAP().

Change-Id: I9e07cd99d2ca01942aae671175753517d5d40572

cosmetic: bsc-nat: MSC_Simulation.ttcn: Fix trailing whitespace

Change-Id: Ie80ad827f7024c977ed7895cbc11417b4de20fe5

RAN_Emulation: Rename RAN_ConnHdlr.BSSAP* ports to RAN_CONN

That port handles a lot more than BSSAP. Naming it BSSAP makes it really
confusing for instance when using it to handle RANAP in the Iu stack.

Change-Id: I75dc5b8b6db912b2eb69311612dbbb0a454374c3

s1gw: correct handling of UE CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST

By sending a UE CONTEXT RELEASE REQUEST, the eNB is requesting the
MME to terminate the UE context.  This procedure itself does not
terminate the UE context nor the associated E-RABs.  Therefore, the
S1GW should not terminate E-RAB FSMs upon receiving this PDU.

This means that we should not be expecting PFCP sesstion(s)
to be deleted in S1GW_ConnHdlr.f_ConnHdlr_ue_ctx_release_req().

Change-Id: Ibbb6da1f2888995608b980e7479758000e94864e
Related: osmo-s1gw.git If467162e871b7989f0578be30c04d1c32c263c99
Related: SYS#7738, SYS#7599