* Use a TCAP id outside of the TCAP routing range for the M3UA TCAP id. * Test both directions IPA -> M3UA and M3UA -> IPA. * Test TCAP routing with a different called address answering
Fix: Only run pcscd with "--diable-polkit" if supported
For example, if bankd tests run on Debian Bookwork, pcscd does not have the "--disable-polkit" option. This option is not required, because it does not support Polit anyway.
Only add "--disable-polkit" to the command line if supported by pcscd.
Fix bankd connection at RemsimClient_Tests.TC_bank_disconnect_reconnect
After each connection (initial connection and reconnect), the test must wait for the bankd connection to be fully established. Previously the IPA/RSPRO emulation failed, because the socket was closed before sending the acknowledgemen, leading to a 'Broken pipe' error.
Access to pcscd was denied, so that bankd never conneced to the reader. This caused TC_createMapping_exchangeTPDU to fail, because it requires connection to virtual smart card for this test
BSSAP(_LE)/RANAP: Proper counting of RESET retries
N retries means N+1 attempts.
Since M3UA_Emulation (in deps/, not in library) doesn't support pushing DUNA/DAVA as primitive up the stack, we cannot implement the related SCCP primitives which should end up sending in turn other primitives to our BSSAP(_LE)/RANAP emulations. This means we currently have no way to figure out the status of the underlying SCCP/MTP link, and our only way is implement a poor man's solution: retransmit RESET until we get an answer.
Since before bssap_reset_retries was set to 1 everywhere and we were only attempting once, it could happen that the other end (the IUT) was not yet connected to the STP when we send the RESET, and hence it is discarded the STP. In that scenario, we'd time out and fail the test. Instead, now that we do N+1 attempts, we retry after 5 seconds, which should be enough time for the peer to reconnect to the STP.
