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In file OpenBTS-UMTS.cpp, the following line returns a junk character string for opening the CLI commands socket:
struct sockaddr_un cmdSockName;
cmdSockName.sun_family = AF_UNIX;
const char* sockpath = gConfig.getStr("CLI.SocketPath").c_str();
It seems like the gConfig is not properly initialized at this point. A socket with junk name is opened in the folder from where OpenBTS-UMTS script is called. Then the CLI cannot locate this opened socket and all commands issued from OpenBTS-UMTSCLI fail with the error:
sending datagram: No such file or directory
Is the remote application running?
I fixed the socket issue by hardcoding the filename as follows:
#define DEFAULT_CMD_PATH "/var/run/OpenBTS-UMTS-command"
char sockpath[200];
sprintf(sockpath, DEFAULT_CMD_PATH);
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@sksharma1501 Hi there. I am facing exact similar issue. Tried everything for many days but no success. I tried copying your code in OpenBTS-UMTS.cpp, but still getting same error.
sending datagram: No such file or directory Is the remote application running?
Can you please share the process about how this can be added or the process can be carried out.
Thank you
In file OpenBTS-UMTS.cpp, the following line returns a junk character string for opening the CLI commands socket:
struct sockaddr_un cmdSockName;
cmdSockName.sun_family = AF_UNIX;
const char* sockpath = gConfig.getStr("CLI.SocketPath").c_str();
It seems like the gConfig is not properly initialized at this point. A socket with junk name is opened in the folder from where OpenBTS-UMTS script is called. Then the CLI cannot locate this opened socket and all commands issued from OpenBTS-UMTSCLI fail with the error:
I fixed the socket issue by hardcoding the filename as follows:
#define DEFAULT_CMD_PATH "/var/run/OpenBTS-UMTS-command"
char sockpath[200];
sprintf(sockpath, DEFAULT_CMD_PATH);
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: