It works very well. thank you
2013/10/4 Magnus Fromreide
> On Fri, 2013-10-04 at 18:13 +, Rafael Ratacheski wrote:
> >
> > Your solution resolve my problem partially, I have success to print
> > the value but my real objective is save the value in a buffer, and
> > when i try do this, with
On Fri, 2013-10-04 at 18:13 +, Rafael Ratacheski wrote:
>
> Your solution resolve my problem partially, I have success to print
> the value but my real objective is save the value in a buffer, and
> when i try do this, with your method, i don't have success. The printf
> line is just to verify
Your solution resolve my problem partially, I have success to print the
value but my real objective is save the value in a buffer, and when i try
do this, with your method, i don't have success. The printf line is just to
verify the saved value.
About the memory allocated, i think this resolve
siz
On Fri, 2013-10-04 at 09:31 -0400, Frozen Puck wrote:
> I took Magnus' advice and saved the intermediate C files, comparing
> the one generated for the C version vs the one for C++. As it turns
> out, for whatever reason, the C++ version was missing the call to
> init_()
>
>
> SO I added the call
I took Magnus' advice and saved the intermediate C files, comparing the one
generated for the C version vs the one for C++. As it turns out, for
whatever reason, the C++ version was missing the call to init_()
SO I added the call where it should be and produced .o's for the
intermediate and cpp, t
Hello,
I have got the solution to this problem.
The problem was that for configuring SNMPv3 traps, i was adding below in the
snmpd.conf file:
trapsess -u -l
It was working well for MD5, but for SHA auth and priv (both DES & AES) it was
sending a trap , but it was getting error which receiv
