> Check what filesystems are mounted on the systems in question, and
compare this against a working setup.
Compared it to the working servers, and it looks the same. Nothing wrong
in /etc/filesystems. The mount, lsfs and df commands shows the same
information when comparing to a system with the same function.
> Checking the code (agent/mibgroup/host/hr_filesys.c), AIX seems to use
the system call "mntctl()" to retrieve the list of mounted filesystems.
I'm unfamiliar with the net-snmp code. As far as I can see, the
"mntctl()" is used to determine the amount of space that is available in
the filesystem. But the problem is that snmpd finds a filesystem without
any name (""). Compare to my truss in an earlier post.
Where in the code does snmpd determine what filesystem there are on the
server? I think I should begin to look there to see why it find a
filesystem without a name.
> The "mount" command should report the same information, using settings
> from the /etc/filesystems file. Can you spot anything unusual about
either
> of these on the affected systems?
Same as above. Nothing strange about these systems
I have also downloaded and compiled net-snmpd 5.5 and just nu installed
it on the server where the problem is. Same behavior. It finds a
filsystem without any name.
Berry
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