On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 14:39:22 +0800 Yi wrote:
YH> But I've no idea of what the `66624 bytes sent to local IPC' is,
YH> since I didn't work on it any more. Anybody knows?
The only thing I can think of is that maybe there is a byte-order problem
somewhere...
YH> My question is, what should I do
Thanks for your attention,
I thought I've had the `select' problem resolved:
The first argument of select() must be greater than ZERO, since
the master agent passes opened_session_numbers to subagent
as a pointer, and when the master is NOT in a stable state, i.e.,
the master cannot process request
On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 16:13:55 +0800 Yi wrote:
YH> I tried some ways to avoid the `select' error mentioned in the last letter.
YH>
YH> I merely removedthe default mibs defined in net-snmp-config.h:
YH> #define DEFAULT_MIBS ""
Hmmm... that seems to be a very odd thing to affect a select stat
Hello,
I tried some ways to avoid the `select' error mentioned in the last letter.
I merely removed
the default mibs defined in net-snmp-config.h:
#define DEFAULT_MIBS ""
And this worked. But I still cannot get response from the subagent(It
says: "No response from ..."). Then I turned
Greetings,
I compiled net-snmp libraries(libnetsnmp.a, libnetsnmphelpers.a,
libnetsnmpmibs.a,
libnetsnmpagent.a) under a nios-elf environment(NIOS Development Kit 3.1)
using
nios-elf-ar, and succeeded in running snmpd on my board for snmpget/getnext
operations. The snmpd handles requests correctl
