Hi Keith,

On Sat, Oct 31, 2020 at 08:17:34PM -0600, Keith wrote:

I just noticed that osmo-bts commit 6d117891c93da969e0ff8b293bef97c699490f2b is the last version that can be brought up by the openBSC aka osmo-nitb.

I don't like that, we should not break backwards compatibility without a very good reason.

If it's too hard to fix: It would be worth documenting this in the wiki and, ideally, also in OsmoNITB (Readme? Manueal?) itself.

Which makes me wonder now, should the openbsc / osmocom-nitb package continue to be published to repositories?

I think the reasone for that was some "utility" programs (or was it osmo-bsc_nat?) only being built from there. So we are building the openbsc.git packages not for osmo-nitb itself. Maybe we should simply modify the debian control to no longer create osmo-nitb and osmoocom-bsc-sccplite?