Re: Fast BSS transition crashes hostapd 2.7-devel

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On Mon, Jan 14, 2019 at 04:06:40PM -0800, Abc Abc wrote:
> I am working with hostapd version "v2.7-devel".

Could you please check whether you can reproduce this with the releases
v2.7? "v2.7-devel" was the temporary version string during a long period
and it is difficult to know what the exact snapshot is here.

> While doing fast BSS transition of iphone SE, using "FT_over_DS",
> target AP hostapd crashes.

Would you be able to run hostapd under valgrind or at least get a
backtrace from the coredump for that crash?

> Connect AP hostapd is running properly.
> 
> Logs of connect AP and Target AP are attached.

Could you please provide hostapd configuration files from the APs (with
private key information, if any, masked out)?

> From debugging, it appears target AP couldn't send "sequence request".
> This sequence request is relatively new exchange compared to 2.1v.
> 
> ---- on target AP ---
> wpa_ft_pull_pmk_r1()
>   wpa_ft_rrb_seq_req()
>     wpa_ft_rrb_build(key, key_len, NULL, NULL, seq_req_auth, NULL,

That does not match the current hostap.git snapshot of v2.7 release. It
would be better to debug this type of issues with the current version.

> ---------------- target AP (07)------------
> madwifi_hostapd_add_sta_node: auth_alg=2

Where does this madwifi_hostapd_add_sta_node come from? The madwifi
driver interface was dropped from hostapd in 2014 and the madwifi
project itself did the last release in early 2008..

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Jouni Malinen                                            PGP id EFC895FA

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