On 2 August 2010 11:41, Julian Cebulla <cebu...@ferrari-electronic.de> wrote:
>>> I have debug code in my MIB handler but there is nothing like an error.
>
>>What debug code do you have in this routine?
>>What is displayed when the GET request gets passed over?
>
> I’ve get only debug code at these routines:
>
> netsnmp_ds_set_string()
> init_agent()
But *WHAT* debug code do you have?
There's no point in us trying to guess - please post
the code of your handler routine.
What you need (at the very least) is a debug statement
at the start of your handler routine, which will indicate
whenever it is called. And possibly debug statements
at other significant points throughout the processing,
so you can trace the flow of control.
These probably won't be part of the initial template.
You will need to add them to the code yourself.
> In my Subagent I call sometimes the routine “Sleep()”
> but only with a value of between 2 and 5 (Milliseconds).
$ man 3 sleep
SYNOPSIS
unsigned int sleep(unsigned int seconds);
DESCRIPTION
sleep() makes the calling process sleep until 'seconds' seconds
have elapsed....
So no - the argument to 'sleep()' is in seconds, not milliseconds.
(You'd use 'usleep' for finer-grained delays)
Dave
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