On Wed, 17 Aug 2005 08:25:08 +0200 Arno wrote:
AG> But the start value reported by snmpd is OK.
AG>
AG> Only when it starts to add bytes to the counter does it somehow manage to
AG> exceed the 32 bit boundary. It's like it doesn't check if the added
AG> bytes to the counter needs to be wrapped in the Counter32 case.
AG>
AG> So it's not the initial readout of the caounters. That's working fine.
AG> It's only after it has been running for a while and then hits the 32 bit
AG> limit when it doesn't wrap the 32 bit value to 0, but keeps counting.
Ok, that would seem to indicate a problem with the math. Can you apply this
patch and let me know if any asserts show up in your logs when you get the
counter overflow? I think you will, but want to be sure...
(I hope this is easy for you to reproduce.. it seems like it is.)
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