Hi,
I am trying to store values in a table using mib2c.iterator.conf. It worked
fine with a few tables but when i use lengthy computations while filling the
data structures i get the "broken pipe" error and my subagent crashes. I am
guessing that this is because of the large number of calls. my
Dear Chenjing,
You wrote:
chenj> Dear Mr.Elisabeth Gloria,
chenj> Firstly,I am a woman.:)
Excuse me my mistake. I am a woman too :)
So you don't think, that I am a male chauvinist,
do you?
chenj> Secondly, I am preparing to upload my
chenj> implementations to the netsnmp,so you
chenj> can get the
Try version 5.1.2. I believe some issues with tcpTable,
udpTable, and others were fixed by 5.1.2.
>
> From: Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2004/08/17 Tue AM 07:26:18 EDT
> To: "Karthikeyan N" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: udpTable loops forever
>
> > I am
Does this affect us?
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/08/17/0030243&tid=93&tid=162&tid=1&tid
=218
BS> When will 0.9.7 be ready for prime time?
TA>It is. Like I said: get latest 0.9.7-stable snapshot. It's the best
OpenSSL there is. BTW, this is the OpenSSL core developer's
recommendation, n
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> in example-demon.c i call init_nstAgentSubagentObject()
> to register the MIB tree.
>
> how can i unregister this oid?
The best way is probably to define a parallel routine
shutdown_nstAgentSubagetnObject()
For each "register_{so
Oooh sorry about that one. I should have read the guidelines here
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/support/docs/autobook/autobook_209.html#SEC209
more carefully.
I've uploaded a patch to the patch that should fix the problem for you.
Let me know
ben
On 16. Aug, 2004, at 10:46 PM, Steve Friedl wro
On Tue, 17 Aug 2004, Dave Shield wrote:
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Snmp queries to subagent do not work unless I add 'snmpd:ALL' in
hosts.allow. It looks like netsnmp_callback_open() sess is checked
by tcpwrappers for some reason. Any ideas?
This seems like a bug to me
> I'm trying to send a trap from the snmpd agent
> but I see this Message.
> snmpd: send_trap: Timeout (No such file or directory)"
What trap-related config settings do you have in the snmpd.conf file?
> What kind of error is it?
> Which file or directory does it refer to?
The error mes
> I'm trying to use the net-snmp package, version 5.1.1.
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] anhduy]$ snmpset -c private -v 2c 10.32.0.138
> Corresponding to above command, this function is called many times with
> almost same-value passed arguments, except for argument "action", it
> increases interacti
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> please, could someone tell me how to send a trap from
> a program ?
>
> In fact, I would like to send a trap in my C program,
> not an SNMP mib module, when something happens.
Presumably this is a client application, rather than an agent
(
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> Where can I find examples about Table implementation with external Indexes ?
What do you mean by "external indexes" ?
Can you give us an example of the sort of table you're trying to implement?
> and Which MIB2c files (array-user, iterate ... etc)
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> In agent/example/notification.c
> The example make the agent send notification every 30 seconds.
> But if I want the agent send notification by some event,(the other process
> tell the agent to send notification, through IPC or something els
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> I am interested in monitoring few systems like Windows 2000, Suse Linux,
> Solaris UNIX and HP Unix. All these systems I want the default monitoring
> features plus some new custom features.
>
> Since it's a multiple systems, I am planning to use J
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> What is the proper way to intercept 'SET's to non-existant variables?
If it isn't valid to write to a missing variable, then the simplest
approach is for the "var_xxx" routine to return a NULL value for the
'write_method' parameter.
The ma
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> Does net-snmp 5.0.7 or higher supports TRU64 OS ? Does it include MIBII ?
> what is the supported TRU64 release? any limitations?
I don't believe that any of the core developers have any experience
of building the agent on this particular p
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> In snmpd.c, the timeout value is defined as:
> #define TIMETICK 50L
>
> Does anyone have any insight how this value was determined?
That value corresponds to half a second, and was chosen to allow a
reasonably prompt reaction of the age
> I am using netsnmp 5.1.1 version for linux. While I am trying to query the
> udptable using the "snmptable" command , it is never coming coming out and
> keep on printing the information. here is the sample output of that
>
> #snmptable -v1 -c public -t 100 10.50.127.100 udpTable
>
> udpLocalA
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> I've problems with snmpd.exe.
> I'm trying to use it with my own mib in console mode.
> I've some questions:
> 1. Should i pass any 'Program arguments' ?
To run the agent on the console (rather than as a daemon),
the usual technique is to u
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> I'm working on a project dealing with SNMP traps.
> Can SNMPv2 traps be converted to SNMPv3 traps?
The first thing to realise is that there's no difference between the
structure of traps between SNMPv2c and SNMPv3. Both of them use
> I need to force the snmpd agent to use the timeout instead of blocking
> inside the 'select' function.
>
> This is the piece of code in the snmpd agent where it decides whether to
> blocking or not:
> ***
> block = 0;
> snmp_select_info(&numfds, &readfds, tvp, &block);
>
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>>> Snmp queries to subagent do not work unless I add 'snmpd:ALL' in
>>> hosts.allow. It looks like netsnmp_callback_open() sess is checked
>>> by tcpwrappers for some reason. Any ideas?
> This seems like a bug to me. Is there any reason w
Hi All,
I am going to implement PING-MIB from rfc 2925.
There are a few options:
1. Anyone share with me his implementation, which
will accepted with heartfelt gratitude.
2. I would implement it by myself.
In the second case I see a few methods:
2.1. The ICMP requests can be send from the task of
IPv6 works itself, only not able to launch combination of IPv4 and IPv6 together.
-Original Message-
From: Robert Story (Coders) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 10:07 PM
To: Fong Tsui
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Ling, Xiaofeng
Subject: Re: IPV6 support for Linux
On F
Dear Mr.Elisabeth Gloria,
Firstly,I am a woman.:)
Secondly, I am preparing to upload my implementations to the netsnmp,so you can get
the codes very soon.
Elisabeth Gloria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写 :
> Dear Mr. Chenjing,
> Could you send me your changes, please.
> I am very interested in DISMAN MIB
> I am using the tree-structure from library/parse.h and would like
> to know, if it's possible to get more specific informations about
> a node. To be more precise, I want to know, whether an oid-leave belongs
> to a table (e.g. the if-stuff under .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2) or is an single
> value (like sy
Hi All,
I would like to know as what is the status on the Callback Transport in
net-snmp. Has anyone tried out this transport mechanism in net-snmp, if
so plz respond immediately!
Regards
Subbi
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> I've to extend the net-snmp agent.
> I succeeded in building the sorce code files related to my Mib
> (mib2c correctly build them).
> How can i link this files to the snmpd project
> (C:\SNMP\net-snmp-5.1\win32\win32.dsw) of the agent ?
The file '
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> Can you tell me what version of the libcrypto.so that the
> latest net-snmp package is using?
This basically depends on what version is installed on the system
concerned. This will typically be 0.9.7 on most modern installations.
Dave
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> I am new to SNMP.I have designed a MIB for the com port settings. The values
> for the objects in the MIB have to be retrieved and saved into a txt file.
> How do I know the row number where the column values are to be set?
The most obvious
>can you tell me, what the following code will do?
>
> 3) disable persistent store:
>
> netsnmp_ds_set_boolean(NETSNMP_DS_LIBRARY_ID,
>NETSNMP_DS_LIB_DONT_PERSIST_STATE, 1);
It appears to be intended to turn off writing any existing configuration
information t
> My understanding is snmpd is using tcpwrap lib. So, if we can use
> hosts.allow/hosts.deny to control the access.
Yes - that's correct.
[ snip analysis ]
> A) Is there something wrong?
> B) How can I control access by using hosts.allow/hosts.deny?
I think that basically you're doing
> I'd like to know if is possible to call the Trap Api function from
> outside the snmpd agent code.
> I've the code produced by mib2c for my specific trap and I intend to
> call them inside my own module.
> Is there any problem doing so ?
The "send_easy_trap", "send_v2trap" and similar calls ar
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> I reconfigured the net-snmp agent with the MIB module which i wanted to
> add to the existing MIB tree.
> How am I to know whether my MIB module is add to the MIB tree? I am also
> unable to get the values when i use the snmpget.
> Please help me to
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> I had small doubt regarding template code generated by mib2c compiler.
> after getting skeliton code,there are some auto generated methods like
> NET-REGISTER-MIB. if i want to code to get cpuinfo from proc/cpuinfo can i
> remove these auto
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> The following output is from snmpwalk:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~> snmpwalk -v2c -c CCSADMIN localhost hrStorage
> host.hrStorage.hrMemorySize.0 = 3104964 KBytes
> ^^
>
> Ah, what is the line above?
>
> The snmpget is displaying some strange behaviour when using pass method
> to extend the agent. I have a following line in my snmpd.conf file:
>
> pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.96.255.2.0 /tmp/a/test
[snip test]
> When I issue snmpget command using the OID, i get the integer 999, as
> expecte
Bruce Shaw wrote:
So what needs to be installed on the computers receiving the binaries?
> Do I have to cobble up an openssl install as well?
"ldd" is your friend. The net-snmp binaries are linked against
libcrypto.so.0.9.7, so you need just that. Or compile static.
> When will 0.9.7 be ready for
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