I'm sure this is in a spec somewhere and surely knowable from the code
but if someone can answer off the top of their head, it'd save me a
lot of digging and I'd appreciate it.
I have a multi-threaded application which acts as an AgentX subagent
for a couple of MIBs and I have monitoring programs that gather data
via SNMP.
* When I run my text-based monitor (which opens a session and
repeately queries the MIB), all it well.
* When I run my web-based monitor (which repeatedly runs a CGI which
opens a sesssion, gets the data, and closes the session), my
application hands after 20 or so requests.
My monitors are surely talking only to snmpd so I wonder if snmpd
opens a new session to the subagent for each incoming session/request
or if it keeps a session open to the subagent and uses it over and
over. If the former, that would explain how my CGI can hang my
application. If the latter, I have to look elsewhere.
Thanks for any pointers.
Chris
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