On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 18:00:33 +0200 Maurizio wrote:
MR> I have implemented the table with array-users.conf and i managed the index
MR> in the following way:
MR>
MR> char idxList[] ={"process1", "process2", "process3"}
I hope that's a typo. It should be a "char *".
MR> /*First value of an index that is ASN_OCTET_STR is
MR> the length of the string.*/
MR> index_oid[0] = strlen(idxList[i]);
MR> for (j = 0; j < index_oid[0];j++)
MR> index_oid[j+1] = *(idxList[i]+j);
MR>
MR> index.oids = (oid *) & index_oid;
MR> index.len = index_oid[0]+1;
Ok, that sets up an index. But when are you doing this? What do you do with
index once you've built it?
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