d this email, but
net-snmp-coders has much more subscribers than net-snmp-bugs.
Kindest regards,
Michael Bunk
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Dear SNMP-Devs,
I discovered that SourceForge supports merge requests like GitHub...
don't know since when. But since mine ended up as the first for
net-snmp, I decided that it might be a good idea to draw some attention
to it, so it doesn't go unnoticed:
http://sourceforge.net/p/net-snmp/code/m
I cannot understand from your description what is going on, but did you
check basic things like
* that no firewall interferes
* whether snmpd listens for tcp at all with "netstat -lp"
* snmpd logs
* starting "snmpd -f" to eventually see more error messages
Best regards,
Michael
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> As with most open source projects, committers get more and fewer cycles to
> look at contributions. We're trying to make an effort in the next couple
> of months to get the queue down.
Despite understanding your reasoning and life in open source projects, we are
still bothered by our impatienc
its callback, fixing it one level earlier
in the call stack. But I cannot decide which fix is right.
Attached patch prevents the use-after-free condition and I would be
grateful if you could explain to me why it works and help me prepare it
for integration into net-snm
Hello,
any news on this? I would also read some RFC to help me properly
understand the problem and the solution... I just need some hint on how
to proceed.
Best regards,
Michael
On 25.04.2014 16:27, Michael Bunk - Computer Leipzig wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using the Perl mod
