What actually is meant when we say net-snmp is not thread safe?
Particularly,
1. if there are multiple get requests coming from multiple sources, the
order of them are not defined. But is some sort of session information
maintained which ensures that it will not interfere with the response
received. e.g. there in no global var whose value gets affected and so
the response differs if the requests are mingled.
2. What about set requests ? Are they serialized ? Does this imply that
SET_RESERVE1, SET_RESERVE2, ACTION and COMMIT stages for one set request
will be completed before any other set request takes place.
Is there any document which can provide such details.
Thanks,
Sachin
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