Dave:
Yes, thanks, remove_trap_session() will do the trick, provided that I
store
the sesp pointer from sink ( global ) right after I call
create_trap_session(). But remove_trap_session() won't call snmp_close() (
but will free the sink pointer ). Won't this lead to a memory leak ? I mean,
snmp_open() doesn't allocate any memory that is freed by snmp_close() ?
Thanks a lot.
On Thursday 06 December 2007 07:30:54 Dave Shield wrote:
> On 05/12/2007, Leonardo Pereira Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I need to manipulate ( add/remove ) a trapsink from within the agent
> > itself. I'm using the create_trap_session function, and it works fine,
> > the specified host gets the traps. I can't figure out how to remove this
> > sink when I don't want to receive the traps anyome though.
>
> Try
> 'remove_trap_session()'
>
>
> Or it might be worth manipulating the snmpNotifyTable instead.
>
> Dave
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