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Does changing this list change the AVPs we are able to add on MMR/SAR messages (and UAR and LIR requests in future)? Presumably we can't include AVPs from vendors we don't support in messages we send. Otherwise code look fine. |
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We currently only use AVPs from the 3GPP "vendor". All of the AVPs we're planning to use on UAR or LIR are also from 3GPP. In other words, I think we're OK here. |
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Very well. |
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[Reviewer: Andy] Make the list of supported Cx vendor IDs configurable
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Fixes #117
Andy, please can you review my fix to make the list of supported Cx vendor IDs configurable. It can now be overridden in
local_settings.pyto remove ETSI from the list. I've tested both the default behavior and the overridden behavior against OpenIMS HSS and checked the flows are as expected and that OpenIMS HSS accepts them.