Your message dated: Wed, 31 Aug 2011 15:22:32 BST
> On 30 August 2011 20:40, Michael Urban wrote:
> > And after all was said and done, I ran across the problem
> > with the ucdavis disk information being only integer32,
> > while our disk arrays are larger than 4TB.
>
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And after all was said and done, I ran across the problem
with the ucdavis disk information being only integer32,
while our disk arrays are larger than 4TB.
Is there some hack to provide and calculate this information in
units larger than 1KB blocks?
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Your message dated: Thu, 25 Aug 2011 15:59:08 BST
> On 25 August 2011 14:42, Michael Urban wrote:
> > my build does not seem to be compiling anything in
> > the mibgroup/hardware/fsys directory that might actually initialize
> > the data structures for hw_fsys.c
CentOS 5.5, building netsnmp 5.7 from source: the 'disk' file system
code is returning zero values for file system size, usage, etc.
This causes a crash of the snmpd agent due to a careless divide by
zero in the '_percent' calculation (reported the bug), but the real
problem is that my build does n
