On 29 May 2012 17:16, <d...@powerstandards.com> wrote:
> I am trying to set up disman restarts on a process. I am pretty sure I
> don't have acm set up properly, and as a result of this I see a memory
> leak every time I attempt, apparently, to run the daemon with the line
> that is commented out below enabled.
Which version of the agent are you using?
> When I run start the daemon with a -d option, I see this message:
>
> -- SNMP-VIEW-BASED-ACM-MIB::vacmViewTreeFamilyStatus."_none_".1.2
>
> Every few seconds, and monitoring the process I see the size of the daemon
> go up 600-1000k.
Hmmm.... that's an incredibly large jump.
I know there were minor memory leaks in some versions of the software,
but nothing of that scale.
Is this an agent that you compiled yourself, or a vendor-supplied version?
> Here is my access control:
>
> rocommunity public
> rwcommunity private
You may want to set a different "rwcommunity".
Letting the whole world know how to manipulate your systems is,
how can I put this..., unwise in the extreme!
> com2sec public default public
> group worldGroup v1 public
> group worldGroup v2c public
> view all included .1
> access worldGroup "" any noauth exact system none none
You don't need this block.
"rocommunity" does exactly the same thing
Use "r[ow]{community,user}" _OR_ com2sec/group/access, not both
They are alternatives.
> createUser disman MD5 PerfectlyArbitraryPassowrd
> rouser disman
> rwuser disman
Again, use "rouser" _OR_ "rwuser", not both.
Think about what this actually means:
"rouser" - the user 'disman' can read values, but not set them
"rwuser" - the user 'disman' can both read values, *and* set them
But the previous line has just said that the user 'disman' can *not* set values.
So this configuration is inconsistent.
Dave
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