After playing with gdb all day, I found the culprit. The array of chars
named "type" was getting initialized with the crud on Solaris 10. On 8
it was zeroed out at runtime. Using bzero on it before it's used fixed
it up.
*** check_snmp.c.orig Mon Mar 6 08:05:26 2006
--- check_snmp.c Mon Mar 6 13:45:53 2006
***************
*** 242,247 ****
--- 242,249 ----
}
/* We strip out the datatype indicator for PHBs */
+ /* Clean up type array */
+ bzero(type, sizeof(type));
if (strstr (response, "Gauge: "))
show = strstr (response, "Gauge: ") + 7;
else if (strstr (response, "Gauge32: "))
--
- Kyle
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