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#2380 (Apr 2, 2026, 9:34:00 AM)

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Revision: c8f3b652f7d755b18cc6c5a8f8558e3508594537
Repository: https://gerrit.osmocom.org/osmo-ttcn3-hacks
  • origin/master
Tests (2 failures / +2)
stp: Move NTFY expect to up & act step helper functions

Change-Id: Ia835a5dd54cc37f529ca1c4ff9892d44fe239241
Pau Espin Pedrol at
stp: m3ua: Introduce test TC_adm_block_act_err

Related: OS#6752
Related: libosmo-sigtran.git Change-Id I23851fe05c06b6bf59b902632029a2382231427e
Change-Id: I9869ec2b71a3f6814340e181d67bab4c9266a2f4
Pau Espin Pedrol at
stp: m3ua: Introduce test TC_adm_block_after_act

Related: libosmo-sigtran.git Change-Id If8e34cfb05b8b63173b8bb01a520c058daf1fe39
Related: OS#6752
Change-Id: I18672d228c1d15ef99039bccbb972e0b2496b545
Pau Espin Pedrol at
stp: m3ua: Expect unsolicited ASPIA ACK after unblocking ASP

Since libosmo-sigtran.git Change-Id
If32902575e874d2acc9a5fc12509af42ed151739, osmo-stp will send an
unsolicited ASPIA ACK to the peer whenever the ASP becomes unblock, in
order to somehow give a chance to the peer to notice something changed
and for instance possibly attempt re-activation of the ASP.

Related: OS#6752
Change-Id: I4b70e576beae3c386d68f17a60d6f23d1a54293a
Pau Espin Pedrol at