We've published Net-SNMP version 5.2.3.pre2, the second pre-release in
the cycle for 5.2.3, the upcoming maintenance release in the
5.2.x branch.
Available from:
http://www.net-snmp.org/download
Most significant changes since 5.2.3.pre1:
- fix Mac OS X build error for snmpnetstat
- check
HI,
Just FYI - the value for the community string field is binary.
Regards,
/david t. perkins
On Fri, 16 Jun 2006, Gustaf Gunnarsson wrote:
> I didn't think about that.
>
> Specifically I am only parsing (and using) the community string of a
> snmp-trap but it's important to me that things are
I didn't think about that.
Specifically I am only parsing (and using) the community string of a
snmp-trap but it's important to me that things are fail-safe (within
reason).
I've made a wrapper function now ensuring any successful return will
contain a null-terminated printable string.
Thanks
HI,
"Fixing" by putting a "0" on the end, and then calling
printf is not a good approach. This is because the
value of OCTET STIRNGs are binary, the the result
when just doing a printf may not result is a usable
output. Even when the value of the OCTET STRING is
suppose to be printable, the SNMP a
Robert Story wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 12:41:36 +0200 Gustaf wrote:
> GG> The problem I am having is that the asn_parse_string() function
> GG> null-terminates the string it parses if the size of the recieving char*
> GG> is large enough to contain such terminator.
> GG>
> GG> I think this be
Robert Story wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 17:12:07 +0200 Gustaf wrote:
> GG> If I was instead chosing to malloc() a netsnmp_pdu same would apply,
> GG> only I would have to initialize *all* pointers inside the netsnmp_pdu in
> GG> order to ensure that snmp_free_pdu() wount do any unexpected thing
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:03:56 -0400 Richard wrote:
RCT> Thank you very much for this information. After I sent the email
RCT> yesterday, I googled it and found the selinux web site and read up on it.
RCT> I checked the config file and sure enough it is set to enforcing, so I
RCT> will work on tweaki
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 12:41:36 +0200 Gustaf wrote:
GG> The problem I am having is that the asn_parse_string() function
GG> null-terminates the string it parses if the size of the recieving char*
GG> is large enough to contain such terminator.
GG>
GG> I think this behaivour is wrong and that the re
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 17:12:07 +0200 Gustaf wrote:
GG> If I was instead chosing to malloc() a netsnmp_pdu same would apply,
GG> only I would have to initialize *all* pointers inside the netsnmp_pdu in
GG> order to ensure that snmp_free_pdu() wount do any unexpected things.
GG>
GG> This is quite pr
Thomas Anders wrote:
>In case you have full control over your FreeBSD test system: can you
>please do a proper "make install" and then just start the agent as
>
> snmpd -f -Le -C -Dperl --rocommunity=foobar --perl='print "Hello\n";'
>--quit localhost:8161
>
>and report back?
>
[non-installed t
Thomas Anders wrote:
>Dave Shield wrote:
>
>
>>FreeBSD 6.0:
>> configure reports one warning, when testing for
>> This can be fixed by moving "sys/conf.h" from the list at line 2630 of
>> configure.in to the preceding list (line 2620)
>>
>>
>
>Is this also the case for 5.2.x (5.2.3.pre1)
I need some clues about wahat happen, First on one PC
I install 5.3.0.1 and compile the package, I ran mib2c
on one table of my private MIB and obtain:
the following files:
xxx.c/.h
xxx_data_access.c/.h
xxx_data_get.c/.h
xxx_data_set.c/.h
xxx_enums.h
xxx_interface.c/.h
and two readme files:
xxx-
Dave Shield wrote:
> FreeBSD 6.0:
> configure reports one warning, when testing for
> This can be fixed by moving "sys/conf.h" from the list at line 2630 of
> configure.in to the preceding list (line 2620)
Is this also the case for 5.2.x (5.2.3.pre1)? If so, I'd like to see
that change bei
Dave Shield wrote:
> However the problem is something fairly fundamental.
> If I tweak the test script to drop the 'hello.pl' script altogether,
> so the snmpd.conf file just contains:
>
> perlInitFile /tmp/snmp-test-37-/snmp_perl.pl
> perl print STDERR "registered_perl_agent_ok";
>
> t
On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 11:24:04 +0200 Thomas wrote:
TA> > um, Thomas... in the rc series we should be voting on major changes
TA> > like that.
TA>
TA> Sure, I know. If I'd be after sneaking it in silently, I wouldn't have
TA> made noise on the list, would I? ;-)
TA>
TA> I think we've agreed that c
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Thomas Anders wrote:
>FWIW, the standalone example from the perlembed manpage:
>
>http://perl.com/doc/manual/html/pod/perlembed.html#Adding_a_Perl_interpreter_to_you
>
>builds and runs just fine, so it's not that [embedded] perl is broken in
>general on FreeBSD.
>
However the problem is something
Thomas Anders wrote:
>> I'm not sure what the underlying problem is for test #37 on FreeBSD. The
>> agent simply logs "embedded perl support failed to initialise".
>
> I'm seeing the exact same problem on SF CF host x86-freebsd1 (FreeBSD
> 5.4). Further investigation revealed that perl_parse() in
Dave Shield wrote:
> Upon investigating test #44, creating and invoking the 'hello.pl' script
> relies on the environment variable SNMP_PERLPROG, but this is not set.
> I'm not sure where it's meant to be picked up from, but setting it manually
> within the test script fixes the problem on both Fre
Thomas Anders wrote:
> Dave Shield wrote:
>
>> What configure invocation have you been using?
>
>
> "dist/nsb -x" (from MAIN),
Given that I was working with the rc tarball, I didn't have this :-(
> ./configure --with-defaults --disable-developer --with-mib-modules="smux
> examples examples/examp
Thanks for the remark but I'm not using pointers in the shared memory. There is
only one global pointer to the shared memory but inside the shared memory, all
components are ints and static arrays.
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