Jean-Michel Favre wrote:
I'am at present testing embedded perl both as an
extension of snmpd and snmptrapd. (net-snmp 5.2.pre2).
The perl extension to snmptrapd consumes a large amount of
memory even when the perl trap handler is a single return instruction.
with snmpd, the request handler being a sub with a return,
the amount of virtual memory increases more slowly, but surely.
my system is an intel linux box with debian sarge.
Have somebody already noticed a same behaviour or be able to
reproduce it ?
Yep, that's bug 1009927 (for embedded perl in snmpd):
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1009927&group_id=12694&atid=112694
Unfortunately it hasn't been addressed (possibly not even looked at) yet.
While the embedded perl feature rocks in principle, those memory leaks
*unfortunately* don't allow for production use yet. Does anyone care?
+Thomas
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