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or inclination to offer private, unpaid, SNMP consultancy
at the best of times - let alone at the moment. Keep
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On 1 November 2012 13:34, Jatin Bodarya wrote:
>For example, is it actually necessary to dynamically
> allocate memory within the 'getfield' routine?
> This is then parsed as a decimal number, and
> then released immediately.
>
> ->> yes as the original CSV file is very dynamically change its
First question:
Why are you creating two caches?
I would expect this to double the loading time
(Though given that poolTable_load1 doesn't
seem to be defined anywhere, I can't see
how this code would even compile!)
->>ooosssthat was a silly try forgot to comment 2nd ca
On 1 November 2012 10:50, Jatin Bodarya wrote:
> (With attachment there is a full code)
First question:
Why are you creating two caches?
I would expect this to double the loading time
(Though given that poolTable_load1 doesn't
seem to be defined anywhere, I can't see
how this cod
On 1 November 2012 09:13, Jatin Bodarya wrote:
> Hi Dave,
I'm actually taking something of a sabbatical from Net-SNMP support at the
moment. It would be sensible to address your queries to the general community,
rather than to me personally, as I'm relatively unlikely to respond
> I have implem
Hie Dave,
I have implemented C code using mib2c.create-dataset.conf ( with cache
enabled)
Here I suppose to read very large amount of data from file. And so I m
Facing problem while reloading the cache... And because of the slow speed
snmpwalk returns no response from the host. Is it possibl
