Re: can't get linkUpDownNotifications working

[Dave Shield]

On Mon, 2006-03-13 at 13:38 +0100, H. McManus wrote:
> mteEventNotification looks like:

> mteEventNotification."_snmpd".'_linkDown' = OID: linkDown
> mteEventNotification."_snmpd".'_linkUp'   = OID: linkUp
    (etc, etc).


> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 disman:event:fire: disman:event:fire:
>                     Event fired (snmpd.conf, _linkUp)
> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 Event fired (snmpd.conf, _linkUp)
> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 disman:event:fire: disman:event:fire:
>                     No matching event
> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 No matching event
> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 disman:event:trigger:monitor: 
>                     disman:event:trigger:monitor:
>                     Running trigger (linkDown)
> 2006-03-13 09:30:38 Running trigger (linkDown)


OK - I think I've spotted the problem.
The mteEventTable (and mteEventNotificationTable) have
been set up with the internal owner string "_snmpd",
but the trigger that's being fired is using the owner
string "snmpd.conf".

Ummm...  Can you try the following patch, and see if it
helps at all.

Dave


--- mteTriggerConf.c.cln	2006-03-13 14:33:53.171599000 +0000
+++ mteTriggerConf.c	2006-03-13 14:35:04.149271000 +0000
@@ -663,10 +663,16 @@
              */
             if ( ename[0] ) {
                 memset(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  0,     MTE_STR1_LEN+1);
-                memcpy(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  "snmpd.conf",      10);
+                if ( ename[0] == '_' )
+                    memcpy(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  "_snmpd",       6);
+                else
+                    memcpy(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  "snmpd.conf",  10);
                 memcpy(entry->mteTThDRiseEvent,  ename, MTE_STR1_LEN+1);
                 memset(entry->mteTThDFallOwner,  0,     MTE_STR1_LEN+1);
-                memcpy(entry->mteTThDFallOwner,  "snmpd.conf",      10);
+                if ( ename[0] == '_' )
+                    memcpy(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  "_snmpd",       6);
+                else
+                    memcpy(entry->mteTThDFallOwner,  "snmpd.conf",  10);
                 memcpy(entry->mteTThDFallEvent,  ename, MTE_STR1_LEN+1);
             } else {
                 memset(entry->mteTThDRiseOwner,  0,     MTE_STR1_LEN+1);