On tor, 2007-06-07 at 06:25 -0400, Robert Story wrote:
> On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 23:46:33 +0200 Magnus wrote:
> MF> valgrind ./test -f
> MF> ^C
> MF> malloc/free: 25,348 allocs, 25,345 frees, 1,234,953 bytes allocated.
> MF>
> MF> as compared to
> MF>
> MF> MIBS= valgrind ./test -f
> MF> ^C
> MF> mal
On tor, 2007-06-07 at 12:48 -0700, Need Help wrote:
> Are you recommending we hire a "NetSNMP consultant" to come in and
> explain what can be done to integrate NetSNMP into our environment?
> If so, I can mention it to my management, but I would assume they
> would first like to know what each com
>I am not knowledgeable in this area at all.
Then maybe we should be talking to someone who is.
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On 07/06/07, Aleksandr Lomanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> how slowly will work test mode of project, if all memory allocation
> functions, such
> as malloc, realloc, calloc change to function with pointer registration in
> the pointer list ?
> When program finishes the work, simply print list o
Hello, all!
how slowly will work test mode of project, if all memory allocation functions,
such
as malloc, realloc, calloc change to function with pointer registration in
the pointer list ?
#define NETSNMP_PL_TEST_MODE // something like this
#ifdef NETSNMP_PL_TEST_MODE
#define malloc snmp_pl_mal
Hello, all !
when released memory for tmpbuf variable in func snmp_parse_oid() in mib.c ?
does exist similar to library shutdown part of code ?
Aleksandr Lomanov
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I am not knowledgeable in this area at all. I really can not comment on this.
Based on the meeting we had, I was under the impression they would prefer not
to use "configure" as part of the build sequence. Perhaps using "configure"
outside of the build sequence to simply obtain changed fil
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 13:33:51 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> Returning MFD_SKIP from the Table2_row_prep() routine results in the
following error:
NH>
NH> Error in packet.
NH> Reason: (genError) A general failure occured
NH>
NH>
NH> I generated the first two rows using snmpwalk and then decided
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 12:05:15 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> Ugh ... I just noticed something I think I am doing wrong:
NH>
NH> The Table2 data_context structure came configured with a "ProtectionStatus"
field defined in it (since this is in my MIB). Knowing that Table2 is an
extension of Table1
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 11:01:47 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> A) You stated there are other methods (instead of using
"se_add_pair_to_slist" and "se_find_value_in_slist" routines) which can be used
to remember index values. I assume "other methods" mean that I am free to
implement any other way to re
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 10:10:47 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> Anyway, does switching these two lines around truely control the order in
which the tables are initialized? If not, then I guess I will need to do what
you are recommending in your response email instead.
It does, but assume that the way
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 12:32:00 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> During this discussion, the "build-production" people at my company
informed me we can not perform the "configure" command as part of our "build
process".
Unless you have a static fixed environment, they are pretty much nuts.
Replicating co
Returning MFD_SKIP from the Table2_row_prep() routine results in the following
error:
Error in packet.
Reason: (genError) A general failure occured
I generated the first two rows using snmpwalk and then decided to return
MFD_SKIP for the third row request, thinking that the row data would
On 07/06/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it crazy to think we can perform everything that "./configure", "make"
> and "make install" does oursleves without using those commands?
Yes!
You could perhaps set up the 'Makefile' and net-snmp-config.h files
manually, but you'd need to run
Are you recommending we hire a "NetSNMP consultant" to come in and explain what
can be done to integrate NetSNMP into our environment? If so, I can mention it
to my management, but I would assume they would first like to know what each
command does internally to the files and NetSNMP environmen
On Thu, Jun 07, 2007 at 12:32:00PM -0700, Need Help wrote:
> Ok, my company would like me to start discussing how to incorporate NetSNMP
> into the company's build environment. I explained the following stuff:
Your company should probably retain a consultant experienced in these
matters, becaus
Ok, my company would like me to start discussing how to incorporate NetSNMP
into the company's build environment. I explained the following stuff:
- Indicated "./configure", "make" and "make install" were required for NetSNMP
- Indicated "snmp.conf" and "snmpd.conf" files exist to define stuff
Ugh ... I just noticed something I think I am doing wrong:
The Table2 data_context structure came configured with a "ProtectionStatus"
field defined in it (since this is in my MIB). Knowing that Table2 is an
extension of Table1 (and based on our past discussions on how to implement this
ty
A) You stated there are other methods (instead of using "se_add_pair_to_slist"
and "se_find_value_in_slist" routines) which can be used to remember index
values. I assume "other methods" mean that I am free to implement any other
way to remember index values if I want :>) ... or perhaps other m
Ok, I sent this email to you before I got your other reply. :>P
Anyway, I did find a way to reverse the order of the init routines being
called, but it just may be lucky I guess please confirm
The file "agent/mibgroup/OC-STB-HOST-MIB.h" exists (which I needed to create
manually base
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 09:50:24 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> Referring to my oroblem outlined in (1) below ..
NH>
NH> It seems the problem might be due to the fact that
Table2(ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable) seems to be initialized before
Table1(ocStbHostAVInterfaceTable), thus the cache from Table1 d
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 07:30:03 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> 1) I updated my code a bit but for some reason the Table2_row_prep()
routine is never called when I perform a "snmpwalk" of Table2. Any ideas why
"Table2_row_prep()" is not being called at all (see the steps a-e below)?
Nope. Try running t
On Thu, 7 Jun 2007 08:59:37 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> if (MFD_SUCCESS != rc)
NH> netsnmp_request_set_error_all(requests, rc);
NH> else
NH> ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable_row_prep(rowreq_ctx);
NH>
NH> return SNMP_VALIDATE_ERR(rc);
NH> } /*
_mf
Referring to my oroblem outlined in (1) below ..
It seems the problem might be due to the fact that
Table2(ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable) seems to be initialized before
Table1(ocStbHostAVInterfaceTable), thus the cache from Table1 does not exist
yet and can not be used for Table2.
Is there a w
Referring to my (3) question (shown below in attached email).
I see the Table2 "_mfd_ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable_object_lookup()" routine
calls the Table2 "ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable_row_prep()" routine. I attached
this code below for reference:
static int
_mfd_ocStbHostAnalogVideoTable_obj
1) I updated my code a bit but for some reason the Table2_row_prep() routine is
never called when I perform a "snmpwalk" of Table2. Any ideas why
"Table2_row_prep()" is not being called at all (see the steps a-e below)?
Here are the two tables I am dealing with for testing:
Table1(ocStbHostAV
On 07/06/07, Aleksandr Lomanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> int
> unregister_sec_mod(int secmod)
> {
> struct snmp_secmod_list *sptr, *lptr;
>
> for (sptr = registered_services, lptr = NULL; sptr;
> lptr = sptr, sptr = sptr->next) {
> if (sptr->securityModel == secmod) {
>
Aleksandr Lomanov wrote:
> file snmp_secmod.c, function
>
> int
> unregister_sec_mod(int secmod)
> {
> struct snmp_secmod_list *sptr, *lptr;
>
> for (sptr = registered_services, lptr = NULL; sptr;
> lptr = sptr, sptr = sptr->next) {
> if (sptr->securityModel == secmod) {
Hello, all !
file snmp_secmod.c, function
int
unregister_sec_mod(int secmod)
{
struct snmp_secmod_list *sptr, *lptr;
for (sptr = registered_services, lptr = NULL; sptr;
lptr = sptr, sptr = sptr->next) {
if (sptr->securityModel == secmod) {
//- if secmod match
On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 23:46:33 +0200 Magnus wrote:
MF> valgrind ./test -f
MF> ^C
MF> malloc/free: 25,348 allocs, 25,345 frees, 1,234,953 bytes allocated.
MF>
MF> as compared to
MF>
MF> MIBS= valgrind ./test -f
MF> ^C
MF> malloc/free: 1,375 allocs, 1,372 frees, 311,625 bytes allocated.
MF>
MF> I th
On Wed, 6 Jun 2007 15:49:10 +0530 Awadhesh wrote:
A> [...] If i try to set
A> the particular column instances with some value, it sets properly as per
A> response (please note that , no error come) but If I read the same
A> instances(same column) it is giving the old value which i have initialized
On Tue, 5 Jun 2007 08:29:17 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> I have Table1 (main table) and Table2 ("1394 table" which is an extension
of Table1). Lets say I have updated the Table2_container_init() routine to
indicate that Table2 should use the same cache that Table1 uses. Now, when
the first SN
Hi,
Thanks for your response on this. I could solve this problem..
Shivani
On 6/7/07, Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 03/06/07, Shivani Garg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not able to debug why my OID is not getting registered with snmpd.
Have you tried working through the chec
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