Re: Changes in our .spec file

Jan Safranek wrote: > Fedora splits Net-SNMP to many subpackages - net-snmp (the server), > net-snmp-utils (the clients), net-snmp-libs, net-snmp-perl, > net-snmp-devel and net-snmp-gui (for tkmib). The rpms we distribute at > SF.net download page are split differently and do not force removal o

SVN trunk: snmptrapd segfaults on shutdown

In SVN trunk, snmptrapd seems to segfault on shutdown consistently, at least if embedded Perl support has been enabled at compile time. To reproduce, just start snmptrapd and send it a SIGTERM. Here's the backtrace: (gdb) bt #0 0xb79d95da in perl_destruct () from /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.8/i586-l

Changes in our .spec file

Hi, during discussion with Thomas Anders about the .spec file in SVN we found out few possible improvements, which need more discussion on this list. Fedora splits Net-SNMP to many subpackages - net-snmp (the server), net-snmp-utils (the clients), net-snmp-libs, net-snmp-perl, net-snmp-devel

Re: Using strings in MIB Tables

2008/5/6 Leif Pitcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > What is the code you need in particular? It's alot of code, 1168 lines. > > Resent with copy to net-snmp-coders. That's somewhat larger than most MIB table code, but not excessively so. (The UDP and TCP tables are 770 and 900 lines of code respective