Kyle,Thanks for the report. Applied in CVS.For future reference, please raise a tracker item in SF so it doesn't get lost in mailing lists. Thanks.TonOn 6 Mar 2006, at 18:58, Kyle Tucker wrote:After playing with gdb all day, I found the culprit. The array of charsnamed "type" was getting initialize
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.cMon
I just want to add that snmpget returns a good clean string on both
Solaris 8 and 10. I also copied over and ran the check_snmp that I
built (and runs well) on Solaris 8 on the Solaris 10 system and it
too returns the garbage strings. So I'm at a total loss as to what
about Solaris 10 that would c
Hi,
I had check_snmp from the 1.4.2 plugins working great with
Net-SNMP 5.2.2 on Solaris 8. I have built it all on Solaris 10 now
for my production server and I get mangled data back from check_snmp
going to the exact same snmpd client.
Here's a good working Solaris 8 query from check_s
