30 Aug
2017
30 Aug
'17
9:59 p.m.
Hi,
I’ve been looking into getting ussd working with an external application. I
found a branch from last year (fairwaves/sup-ussd) that looks like it has
implemented most of ussd sessions and possibly communicates with an
external application. Does anyone know if it was finished or what still
needs to be done?
I also found a python script called ussd_example.py which looks like it is
supposed to act as a gateway and receive used connections from openbsc. Is
this correct and did it work or am I misunderstanding its purpose?
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
2 Sep
2 Sep
11:11 p.m.
Hi Rowan,
A more recent version of this work is a part of the
fairwaves/master-rebase branch. It has implementation of exporting
USSD (and any other SS for that matter) over a SUP socket and an
external utility to decode/encode them and convert to/from SIP+XML
similar to defined in the IMS standard.
We're currently using this code to implement external USSD services
like a balance check from a billing system and also to forward SS and
USSD to MAP/Sigtran. So I think the code should work well for you.
If you find this code useful, we would greatly appreciate any help in
merging this code into master. We intend to eventually merge this into
master, but it requires some cleanup before it could be submitted for
a review and given it's not a simple small change we've never had
enough time to do that so far :(
On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 10:59 PM, Rowan Phipps
<phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu> wrote:
Hi,
I’ve been looking into getting ussd working with an external application. I
found a branch from last year (fairwaves/sup-ussd) that looks like it has
implemented most of ussd sessions and possibly communicates with an external
application. Does anyone know if it was finished or what still needs to be
done?
I also found a python script called ussd_example.py which looks like it is
supposed to act as a gateway and receive used connections from openbsc. Is
this correct and did it work or am I misunderstanding its purpose?
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CTO/Founder, Fairwaves, Inc.
https://fairwaves.co
7 Sep
7 Sep
8:15 p.m.
Do you know which version of libosmocore that branch worked with? I have
tried it with both the master branch and the fairwaves/master-rebase branch
and neither one compiled. I also tried rebasing the
fairwaves/master-rebase onto master again. This at least builds but it
looks like osmo-nitb is sending a different version of SUP than what
libosmocore is expecting and so it can't decode it. The function in
libosmocore that seems to do the decoding is osmo_gsup_decode in gsup.c
I have seen references to be SUP and GSUP in the code. Are these two
different protocols or are they the same thing? Also, are they specified
anywhere other than in the code?
On Sat, Sep 2, 2017 at 2:11 PM Alexander Chemeris <
alexander.chemeris(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Rowan,
A more recent version of this work is a part of the
fairwaves/master-rebase branch. It has implementation of exporting
USSD (and any other SS for that matter) over a SUP socket and an
external utility to decode/encode them and convert to/from SIP+XML
similar to defined in the IMS standard.
We're currently using this code to implement external USSD services
like a balance check from a billing system and also to forward SS and
USSD to MAP/Sigtran. So I think the code should work well for you.
If you find this code useful, we would greatly appreciate any help in
merging this code into master. We intend to eventually merge this into
master, but it requires some cleanup before it could be submitted for
a review and given it's not a simple small change we've never had
enough time to do that so far :(
On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 10:59 PM, Rowan Phipps
<phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu> wrote:
--
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
Hi,
I’ve been looking into getting ussd working with an external
application. I
found a branch from last year
(fairwaves/sup-ussd) that looks like it has
implemented most of ussd sessions and possibly communicates with an
external
application. Does anyone know if it was finished
or what still needs to
be
done?
I also found a python script called ussd_example.py which looks like it
is
supposed to act as a gateway and receive used
connections from openbsc.
Is
this correct and did it work or am I
misunderstanding its purpose?
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CTO/Founder, Fairwaves, Inc.
https://fairwaves.co
8 Sep
8 Sep
11:16 a.m.
Hello Rowan,
You should use:
for libosmocore: fairwaves/master-rebase branch
for openbsc: fairwaves/master-rebase branch and use
./configure --enable-ussd-proxy
2017-09-07 21:15 GMT+03:00 Rowan Phipps <phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu>du>:
Do you know which version of libosmocore that branch
worked with? I have
tried it with both the master branch and the fairwaves/master-rebase branch
and neither one compiled. I also tried rebasing the
fairwaves/master-rebase onto master again. This at least builds but it
looks like osmo-nitb is sending a different version of SUP than what
libosmocore is expecting and so it can't decode it. The function in
libosmocore that seems to do the decoding is osmo_gsup_decode in gsup.c
I have seen references to be SUP and GSUP in the code. Are these two
different protocols or are they the same thing? Also, are they specified
anywhere other than in the code?
On Sat, Sep 2, 2017 at 2:11 PM Alexander Chemeris <
alexander.chemeris(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Rowan,
A more recent version of this work is a part of the
fairwaves/master-rebase branch. It has implementation of exporting
USSD (and any other SS for that matter) over a SUP socket and an
external utility to decode/encode them and convert to/from SIP+XML
similar to defined in the IMS standard.
We're currently using this code to implement external USSD services
like a balance check from a billing system and also to forward SS and
USSD to MAP/Sigtran. So I think the code should work well for you.
If you find this code useful, we would greatly appreciate any help in
merging this code into master. We intend to eventually merge this into
master, but it requires some cleanup before it could be submitted for
a review and given it's not a simple small change we've never had
enough time to do that so far :(
On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 10:59 PM, Rowan Phipps
<phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu> wrote:
--
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
Hi,
I’ve been looking into getting ussd working with an external
application. I
found a branch from last year
(fairwaves/sup-ussd) that looks like it
has
implemented most of ussd sessions and possibly
communicates with an
external
application. Does anyone know if it was finished
or what still needs to
be
done?
I also found a python script called ussd_example.py which looks like it
is
supposed to act as a gateway and receive used
connections from openbsc.
Is
this correct and did it work or am I
misunderstanding its purpose?
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CTO/Founder, Fairwaves, Inc.
https://fairwaves.co
15 Sep
15 Sep
8:05 p.m.
Hi,
I tried using those branches with those flags set and they do not compile
together. Libosmocore builds fine but when building openbsc I get the
following error:
/usr/local/lib/libosmoabis.so: undefined reference to `osmo_timer_setup'
I did manage to get ussd working using libosmocore:master and
openbsc:fairwaves/sup-ussd with some modifications. I ended up writing my
own sup endpoint since I was having some issues with reg-proxy while trying
to establish a sip session.
After the initial invoke processUnstructuredSS_request send by the phone,
future messages from the phone have a message type less than 0x7b (e.g.
0x3b, 0x7a) and for some reason the phone leaves out the iei, and opcode
from the messages it sends. This causes problems in gsm0480.c in
libosmocore since the opcode is not set and the data is misaligned due to
the missing iei. I wrote some workarounds into libosmocore which seem to
fix the problem but I was wondering if anyone else has had similar issues.
I made some other minor modifications to libosmocore to add message type
and component type to the ss_request object.
I also noticed that the max ussd string length is set to 31 bytes in
gsm0480.h. According to the gsm standards that values should be 160 bytes
or 182 7 bit characters. Is there any reason for it to be set to 31 or
should it be changed to a larger value?
On Fri, Sep 8, 2017 at 2:16 AM Ivan Kluchnikov <ivan.kluchnikov(a)fairwaves.co>
wrote:
Hello Rowan,
You should use:
for libosmocore: fairwaves/master-rebase branch
for openbsc: fairwaves/master-rebase branch and use
./configure --enable-ussd-proxy
2017-09-07 21:15 GMT+03:00 Rowan Phipps <phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu>du>:
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
Do you know which version of libosmocore that
branch worked with? I have
tried it with both the master branch and the fairwaves/master-rebase branch
and neither one compiled. I also tried rebasing the
fairwaves/master-rebase onto master again. This at least builds but it
looks like osmo-nitb is sending a different version of SUP than what
libosmocore is expecting and so it can't decode it. The function in
libosmocore that seems to do the decoding is osmo_gsup_decode in gsup.c
I have seen references to be SUP and GSUP in the code. Are these two
different protocols or are they the same thing? Also, are they specified
anywhere other than in the code?
On Sat, Sep 2, 2017 at 2:11 PM Alexander Chemeris <
alexander.chemeris(a)gmail.com> wrote:
-- Hi Rowan,
A more recent version of this work is a part of the
fairwaves/master-rebase branch. It has implementation of exporting
USSD (and any other SS for that matter) over a SUP socket and an
external utility to decode/encode them and convert to/from SIP+XML
similar to defined in the IMS standard.
We're currently using this code to implement external USSD services
like a balance check from a billing system and also to forward SS and
USSD to MAP/Sigtran. So I think the code should work well for you.
If you find this code useful, we would greatly appreciate any help in
merging this code into master. We intend to eventually merge this into
master, but it requires some cleanup before it could be submitted for
a review and given it's not a simple small change we've never had
enough time to do that so far :(
On Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 10:59 PM, Rowan Phipps
<phippsr(a)cs.washington.edu> wrote:
--
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
Hi,
I’ve been looking into getting ussd working with an external
application. I
found a branch from last year
(fairwaves/sup-ussd) that looks like it
has
implemented most of ussd sessions and possibly
communicates with an
external
application. Does anyone know if it was finished
or what still needs
to be
done?
I also found a python script called ussd_example.py which looks like
it is
supposed to act as a gateway and receive used
connections from
openbsc. Is
this correct and did it work or am I
misunderstanding its purpose?
Thanks!
- Rowan Phipps
--
Regards,
Alexander Chemeris.
CTO/Founder, Fairwaves, Inc.
https://fairwaves.co
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