Hi,
I figured out what the problem was. The NFS mounts our machines had
were hanging, thus causing SNMP to hang when requesting data about
these storages.
I remounted the NFS mounts and all is working again.
Thought I'd let you all know.
-Jeffrey
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Jeffrey Lensen
hyves: http://skyler.hyves.nl
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Pamidipati Suresh-G20238 wrote:
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Hi Jeffrey,
As the following statements show that open
call is returned with error ENOENT, snmpd didn't get stuck at this
function call.
Regards,
Suresh.
Thanks Suresh.
I ran strace and for some reason, it cleaned out the queue...
I'm not exactly sure why snmpd gets stuck. When I keep strace open and
I send a snmpwalk to the host and it starts to hang again. I see alot
of functions being called, but the only somewhat error-like
notification I can find is this one:
open("/etc/hosts.allow", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No
such file or directory)
open("/etc/hosts.deny", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such file or
directory)
Which is correct, cause they don't exist. Could snmpd really crash
because of this???
-Jeffrey
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Jeffrey Lensen
hyves: http://skyler.hyves.nl
mail/msn: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pamidipati Suresh-G20238 wrote:
Hi,
I don't the reason for this behavior..
But, on mvl-ppc, we also observed that
snmpd hangs sometimes. When we checked the strace of SNMPD at that
point of time, it was stuck in the SYS_265() system call. Can
you please check with strace when snmpd hangs.
Thanks,
Suresh.
Hello all,
Currently I have Nagios set up to use SNMP 5.2.2 to perform checks on
nearly 200 machines. Recently some of my SNMPD daemons started hanging
and stop responding to snmp requests.
When I check with netstat, I get these results back:
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address
State PID/Program name
udp 107824 0 *:snmp
*:* 31154/snmpd
The Recv-Q has become insanely high (it's always 107824), which leads
me to believe the SNMPD daemon has been floaded with requests somehow.
Does anyone know a workaround of some kind, or a way to flush the queue
if the SNMPD daemon crashed or something?
Thanks!
-Jeffrey
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Jeffrey Lensen
hyves: http://skyler.hyves.nl
mail/msn: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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