Thanks for your attention,
I thought I've had the `select' problem resolved: The first argument of select() must be greater than ZERO, since the master agent passes opened_session_numbers to subagent as a pointer, and when the master is NOT in a stable state, i.e., the master cannot process requests normally, the subagent will get the `select' error. But I've no idea of what the `66624 bytes sent to local IPC' is, since I didn't work on it any more. Anybody knows?
However, the subagent still can't work properly. I tried another wayto test my MIB module -- compile it into the master(snmpd). I am glad that, it is much more easier than I experted. And this time, I succeeded. My question is, what should I do if I want to make the agent a `concurrent server' to handle multiple requests at the same time?
Cheers,
Arthas.
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