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Harald Welte laforge at gnumonks.orgDear Anish,
the openggsn project has its own mailinglist, as indicated on the
openggsn sourceforge project site.
Your questions would probably be better suited there.
However, to be honest, judging from the little project activity, I wuold
be seriously surprised if anyone but you has been using sgsnemu as much
as you have, at least for a number of years.
So I guess you will be on your own. sgsnemu has been nothing more than
a small test utility for generating a few test transactions against
openggsn. Using it with other GGSNs and extending its features to do
more complex testing is certainly something you can do, but you will
have to do it yourself.
As it is a community based project, I'm more than happy to review and/or
merge any patches that you may have for extending the sgsnemu
functionality or to fix any bugs in it.
I personally find the plethora of command line options of sgsnemu
extremely cumbersome and would much rather prefer an approach where all
those parameters are read from a config file. So if you're going to
work on that, you work is much appreciated.
Regards,
Harald
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- Harald Welte <laforge at gnumonks.org> http://laforge.gnumonks.org/
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