> On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 15:53:21 -0500, "Lab Partner"
> said:
LP> Is it a valid/accepted approach to allow users to just write back the value
LP> that I return for get requests to meet those MIN-ACCESS requirements (any
LP> other value would fail with wrongValue)?
If they're setting it to
Using Net-SNMP's API, I've implemented some third-party objects that were
also given an associated MIN-ACCESS of read-write. Some of these objects are
fixed configurations for my device and users really can't change the values
however.
Is it a valid/accepted approach to allow users to just write b
Eugene Yasman wrote:
> Although the flag difinition (#define WATCHER_SIZE_STRLEN 0x08) could
> be found in current SVN repository trunk and the comment says 'since
> Net-SNMP 5.5'.
The same would be true for your proposed helper if we'd add it. New
features/additions (in other words: anything e
I certainly will, I guess I was interested in people's opinion about
whether it was valid or not - I'm not really sure if the textual
conventions cover converting nodes in an OID to human readable format
or if that is all kind of ad-hoc - hence the correct solution might be
to change the length che
> On Mon, 15 Dec 2008 16:10:24 -0800, "brian retford"
> said:
br> I seem to have ruined my diff due to copy and paste stupidity, and by
br> diff'ing across 2 versions and only giving you a partial diff. Here's a diff
br> against 5.4.2.1:
Can you submit the patch to our patch tracking da
> On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 12:26:22 +0530, "Venkatrangan G"
> said:
VG> My application runs on a board having just around 32 MB and getting
VG> valgrind to the box is thus impossible. Hence mtrace was the only viable
VG> option but somehow it fails to log in my case, can you please what could
Thank you for answering Magnus,
Sorry for disturbing you, but I've searched net-snmp-5.4.2.1 (the most
current/supported release) sources for WATCHER_SIZE_STRLEN flag and haven't
found one, the only flags defined at ./include/net-snmp/agent/watcher.h are:
#define WATCHER_FIXED_SIZE0x01
#defin
My application runs on a board having just around 32 MB and getting
valgrind to the box is thus impossible. Hence mtrace was the only viable
option but somehow it fails to log in my case, can you please what could
possible be wrone in our bukild that made mtrace not to work
-Original Messag
jamshid omidi wrote:
> i use freebsd 7
> and i went install snmp from port collection
> i go to /usr/ports/net-mgmt/net-snmp and run
> make
> in middle of work suddenly power down and my system power off
> now when i want install and run make again
> a message appear like this
> "stop in /usr/ports
