string, security name or the two pass phrases).
This is to avoid them being visible in the output of "ps" or in core dumps.
Untested, but you might want to try setting the first parameter
to be "snmpd-proxy". This will suppress the clearing of these
sensitive parameters.
(We could perhaps do with a better way to handle this!)
char com[] = "public";
char *argv[] = {"snmpd-proxy", "-v", "1", "-c", com, "172.22.92.10", "", "6",
"17", "", "", "MY-TEST-GRP::myLocation", "s", "HERE", "MY-TEST-GRP::myId", "i",
"1000"}; // 17 args
After the call to snmp_parse_args, I observed that the stack frame gets
corrupted.
I tried passing "snmpd-proxy" as the first parameter. But that didn't help
either.
As a workaround, I am saving the argv pointer and using that later.
But now I am not able to send an enterprise specific trap with arguments as
shown in argv above.
It fails to resolve the MY-TEST-GRP::myLocation and I get the following error:
MY-TEST-GRP::myLocation: Unknown Object Identifier
(MY-TEST-GRP::myLocation)
I even tried adding the MIB file to snmp.conf.
Am I missing out something in the request or am I not giving it correctly?
Regards,
Vinod
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