Paul,
Unfortunately I'm not coder, but I can help you by testing your
implementations against real traffic.
I think it will be great, if coders like you will have dedicated repository
based on cvs tree and keep your patchsets up-to-date, just like in linux
kernel tree (-aa, -mm and so on serie
Replying to David Chkhartishvili:
> I also would like mention, that current radius implementetion not always
> working properly. Sometimes we get incorrect mappings and as a result clients
> get other clients MSISDN's. That situation is fatal when services are
> dependent on MSIDN, for example M
I also would like mention, that current radius implementetion not always
working properly. Sometimes we get incorrect mappings and as a result clients
get other clients MSISDN's. That situation is fatal when services are
dependent on MSIDN, for example MMS.
From my point of view, Paul's implemen
OK, next step
http://stingr.net/l/kannel-stingr-20040506.tar.bz2
and
http://sting.net/l/stingr-20040506.patch.gz (patch to current cvs)
So what's up?
Here I tried to remove serious limitation. It is a proof-of-concept
hack, maybe the direction is totally wrong, but it works.
* Preamble
Many of us
