Alan DeKok wrote:
See "wire diameter", from Taiwan. I recall it's a student project, but it does give a minimal diameter server.
I took a look at it two months ago or so. It may implement the Diameter protocol, but does not have any backends on board, so the use case I mentioned (AD) or a simple MySQL backend just aren't available. Plus, I mailed the author at the time and asked him several questions about WIRE Diameter and never got a reply.
Artur Hecker wrote: see also "open diameter". it even does EAP...
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