Hi, I'm using a subagent and I'm trying to delete a table with old
data and then remake it again with new data, since the number of rows
are going to be dynamic. So I'm wondering what is the proper way to
do this. As I'm doing it now I'm first deleting all the rows through
_removeEntry(...) then
On 02/10/06, Wes Hardaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Grumble that the -U flag actually is taking precedence over the -D
> flag on solaris.
OK - I've just committed a patch for the configure system, to test
this behaviour, rather than assuming a particular behaviour for
specific compilers.
This
Hi, Net-SNMP gurus!
First of all, I did read the documentation (online), did searched the
mail-list archive and even tried to digg into the code. The same
problem seems to affect other people too, but I haven't found a
solution yet.
I have Net-SNMP v. 5.3.1 installed on RedHat server. The
/etc/sn
mahua dutta wrote:
> I have inmplented one mib, which basically monitors
> business application. snmp sub-agent sends a Trap when
> even business application goes down. I do not know
> what snmpd do with that trap. Now some other NMS
> application need to handle that trap and as an action
> wants
I have inmplented one mib, which basically monitors
business application. snmp sub-agent sends a Trap when
even business application goes down. I do not know
what snmpd do with that trap. Now some other NMS
application need to handle that trap and as an action
wants to restart the application .
Title: call back function on SNMP agent init completion
Hi
Is there a way to register call back function which needs to be invoked after all the SNMP agent init ( all MIB module init ) gets over?
I had seen snmplib/callback.c, and tried snmp_regiter_callback() with SNMP_CAL