Anupama Qanungo wrote:
hi !Message: 2
memory leak is 20k when I do a get on an integer OID- an OID from my own MIB.Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 16:15:58 +0800 From: Anupama Qanungo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Organization: smartbridges To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: memory leak in agent
Hi!
Sorry Thomas -I had intended to post it to the list.
There is a memory leak in my snmpd. When I do a walk , ( effectively a single OID), the memory usage keeps on increasing. I went through the bugs list but was unable to figure out how to deal with this problem. It has become a critical problem and any solution/workaround would be appreciated.
Have always got my responses very promptly - hope to get a reply soon this time too.
- the Net-SNMP versionis 5.1 - OS version - Linux 2.4.25 - memory leak is 20k ( an integer OID , self defined)
Thanks Anupama.
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Message: 3 Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 10:26:18 +0200 From: Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: memory leak in agent
Anupama Qanungo wrote:
- memory leak is 20k ( an integer OID , self defined)
"Self defined"? How, exactly? (subagent, exec/pass, ...) Please elaborate as much as you can if you want someone to (be able to) look into this.
+Thomas
I have no subagent configuration.
thanks
observed another thing .... when I have a single file [ch] for a number of OIDs , i get a memory leak doing a get/walk on any of the OID. So if I have a tree starting from MyOIDs and oid1, oid2 ... below that, and i create the .[ch] files
using mib2c with MyOIDs ( instead of oid1 , oid2 ...), I get single MyOIDs.[ch] files, and I get to see memory leak in this case.
If there is just 1 [ch] file for each OID (ie oid1.[ch]...) , there appears to be no memory leak.
I compared the files - there seems to be no difference except for the number of init_oid1 ... in the combined file.
May be this information helps u.
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