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Specifically, the Net-SNMP code will only display a string in the OID if
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That must be your local setup somehow.
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within the Net-SNMP code base. See the snmplib/transports directory for
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not sure if that part (#2 of 3) was applied and later removed or if it
was never applied. Odd.
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will all get sent or the session will break at some point in
the future. I'm not sure I agree it's dangerous. I'm not sure
SO_SNDTIMEO is portable either (based on some quick (lame) header
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I apologize for posting to this list if it is not the correct place to
post. I have submitted a bug report here
Turns out the reason part 2 wasn't applied is because it doesn't work
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DS Yes - I'm getting the same error with the Windows builds.
I'll see what I can do. On my F15 system with a fairly new perl I had
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DS On 3 August 2011 16:18, Wes Hardaker harda...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
Specifically, the Net-SNMP code will only display a string in the OID if
the MIB definition is properly set up to match the table's
on history.
I think the problem may be that newer perl generates them and older perl
doesn't.
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BVA One of the virtual machines here runs CentOS 4. Is that old enough
BVA ?
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LA FYI, this seems to work. [LCD needs to be updated to reflect the new
LA engine ID].
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was updated so it was significantly later.
3) The agent's clock was updated so it was significantly older.
4) The agent rebooted and failed to increment the boots number.
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On Mon, 13 Jun 2011 15:51:02 +0800, ZHAO Jing G
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ZJG So could you please confirm that 32 will be the max length?
Yes, USM user names should not be longer than 32 characters. Or more
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not in the patch database, where it should be so we can't loose it]
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Nk Do you have any suggestion/pointer on this behavior?
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How about the patch below (r20449 + r20453):
MF +1
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Ok, I'll bite. At least for the 5.6 branch:
WH 2) Change the u_int32 back to u_long, and *fix the broken code*.
WH (IE, If printing doesn't work that can be fixed)
WH A) produce 5.6.1.1 immediately
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NB I have added the file Wes forgot when applying the patch.
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MF What is the purpose of agent/object_monitor.c?
My recollection was that it was the start of a process for monitoring
variables... Maybe it never got used or finished.
Robert?
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is really still there, just implemented as
macros that do nothing. This is done because it's clearer than doing
a bunch of #ifdefs in the code itself every time there is a call to
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that any linux distribution that enables the minimalist
support needs to be talked to, as they're not thinking clearly. It's
not a feature set that would ever be turned on for larger systems.
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, is that correct?
Well, I struggled with that one for a while. I didn't *want* to do that
but in the end I didn't see a way around it in some cases. So, um,
yes he says tentatively.
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BVA As promised during the latest Net-SNMP administrative meeting, I
BVA have added a page on the Net-SNMP Wiki about how to run the
BVA Net-SNMP regression tests under Valgrind:
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MF At the moment the following, fairly basic, configuration fails for me:
MF /path/to/net-snmp/configure --with-defaults --enable-minimalist
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I think that was fixed recently too (by you)
MF Yes. I got no answers :-)
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configuration files and thus can't be modified via SETs nor are they
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a new one I changed it from sizeof(foo)-1 to
WH strlen(foo) which I think is the true way to do it.
running strlen on a static string every time? blech.
DS Wouldn't the compiler typically recognise this as a constant value,
DS and optimise out the strlen call?
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MF Looking further it seems that the issue is -ggdb3.
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It was definitely many many moons ago. The KSM stuff was done probably
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Interestingly, there has recently been renewed desire to get it
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NB Ther following trivial content fixes it:
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NB The following simple fix does it - and this get more severe as we get
NB more IPv6 usage :-)
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first place? To find out, call snmpd as followings in a shell (as
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That's the right one. The wiki that the tutorials were on went down for
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be to figure out why UDP is left
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DS Wes - is it worth trying to catch SIGQUIT,
DS and handling this in a similar way to SIGINT.
I don't think you can do that.
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in an infinite loop and you hit Ctrl-\ then?
It won't exit and we'll need to resort to ctrl-z, kill %1 instead.
IMHO, the separation between the two is a good thing. Making them align
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that's where the next table is. The table implementation for
.1.3.7.2.3.4 must be able to handle an incoming request with a GETNEXT
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netsnmp_request_set_error(request, ret);
LG In this using, the netsnmp_request_set_error function has no effect.
Is the ret return actually returning a SNMP compliant error value?
Everything you're trying to do should work in a dlmod without issues.
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* EXPERIMENTAL API EXTENSIONS --
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* snmp_sess_add_ex, snmp_sess_add, snmp_add
They're, um, quite ingrained at this point. Can we lose the
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