Dear Stipe,
Thanks for taking the time to test it. Anybody reading this, hold testing
for now. Let me explain:
As mentioned, wtls has been thoroughly tested in Solaris, not by sending
millions of requests, but by individual requests from real phones and
simulators. It shouldn't have such issues!
I am afraid that the patch did not come out right and will have to resubmit.
The log entry from 9203:
2009-11-13 17:28:16 [17493] [9] DEBUG: You need to create
wtls_pdulist_destroy!
shows that at least ./wap/wap_events.c is not patched. I am not using it in
the final code.
My apologies, let me take another look at it over the weekend and resubmit
on Monday.
BR,
Nikos
----- Original Message -----
From: "Stipe Tolj" <s...@tolj.org>
To: "Nikos Balkanas" <nbalka...@gmail.com>
Cc: <devel@kannel.org>
Sent: Friday, November 13, 2009 3:37 PM
Subject: Re: Patch: wtls provision
Nikos Balkanas schrieb:
Dear friends,
This is a long overdue contribution to kannel's wap. It will provide
wtls functionality. It has been thoroughly tested in Solaris, and
compiles cleanly in Linux.
I used indent to format the structure, so a lot of the differences will
be formatting. Nevertheless, there is a lot of code in there that needed
to make it work. Let me know if the cvs diff is the best way to submit
it, or whether a tarball of the sources would be better. I've have had
some issues with cvs diff in the past, so if you get any compilation
warnings, I may have to go with a tarball.
Hi Nikos,
first of all, congratulations for the enormous work effort put into the
WTLS
layer here. We're overwhelmed, and grateful for such a contributer like
you are. :)
As promised, I gave it a quick shot to see how it works out. In fact I
haven't
reviewed the code much, bust had just a rudimentary glance over it. I
rather
tried it in real, against a Nokia Mobile Browser 4.0 Simulator (on top of
Win32/XP).
wapbox.9202.log contains the log for accessing port 9202 (connection-less
secure
mode), which bangs (PANICs) after some time.
wapbox.9203.log contains the log for accessing port 9203
(connection-orientated
secure mode), which seems to do something useful, but starts to loop at
some point.
In both cases, I don't get any clean page view of the WML deck, adressing
http://m.google.de/.
In 9203 mode, I get from the Nokia Diagnostic tool at least the following
details presented:
- WTLS session ID: 76220880
- Algorithms:
Bulk Enc: RC5_CBC
MAC: SHA1
Key Exchange: RSA_anon
Compression: none
- Key Size:
Bulk Enc: 8
MAC: 20
Key Exchange: 30575
Compression: none
- Certificates: none
Hope this helps.
Actually I would love to try it with a real phone (i.e. my old Nokia
7110), but
I don't have it right now available. So if there are some more people out
there
to give Nikos a hand in debugging, please test with a real device.
Stipe
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