On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 11:30 AM, Dave Shield <[email protected]>wrote:
> 2010/1/11 Fulko Hew <[email protected]>: > >> What happens if you start walking shortly after this point? > >> Say ipRouteTable? or ipAdEntTable? > > > > It faults on getnext ipRouteTable > > OK - It looks as if the problem lies within the ipRouteTable code. > Try using "-I-{token}" to disable this table, and check that > the agent runs successfully. > ("{token}" should match the name of the relevant "init_{token}" > routine - I'm not sure offhand which code you'll be using, and > hence which init routine you need to disable) > Using the -Dmib_init option to find the token names, the only thing I could disable was the whole 'ip' table. Doing so allowed me to walk 'everything' else. (But I guess I can't disable just the ipAddrTable or ipRouteTable.) > snmpwalk ipNetToMediaTable -> doesn't segfault, the daemon returned > > a packet, but 'walk' didn't output anything > > Try using "snmpgetnext" instead of "snmpwalk". > That will report the results returned, regardless of the OIDs involved. > But it does sound as if you've managed to pinpoint the problem anyway. > So the problem is in the handling of ipAddrTable and ipRouteTable... now what? I'll look at that part of the code while I wait for feedback, but I'm afraid I'm out of my expertise in Net-SNMP source code and/or AIX kernel structures. :-( Fulko
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