What is the maximum packet size that the snmpd will send?
I found the macro defines
#define SNMP_MAX_MSG_SIZE 1472
#define SNMP_MAX_PDU_SIZE 64000
I'm assuming the SNMP_MAX_PDU_SIZE must be the upper threshold
since my getBulk requests will return a snmp payload size larger than 1472.
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The #ifdeffed code may be needed on other platforms as well as Solaris.
That was why I recommended that particular line of code. I only have
access to Windows and Linux, but I would suggest testing on other
platforms only excluding Linux from the ifdef.
Andy
Mike Slifcak wrote:
The attached pat
Robert Story (Coders) wrote:
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 22:39:13 -0400 Mike wrote:
MS> > 1.[ 956272 ] Solaris hostres hrPartitionSize values 8 times too big
MS> >
MS> >>This is the biggie. It's reporting incorrect values and the fix is
MS> >>relatively simple.
MS>
MS> patch has been applied to V5-1-pat
The attached patch was added to patch 956272 which has the desired effect.
#if defined(STRUCT_STATVFS_HAS_F_FRSIZE) && !defined(linux)
Andy Smith wrote:
Try
#if defined(STRUCT_STATVFS_HAS_F_FRSIZE) && !defined(linux)
That worked for me.
Andy
Bruce Shaw wrote:
ARGG!!
Stupid newbie question.
H
Robert Story (Coders) wrote:
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 23:21:40 -0400 Mike wrote:
MS> Mike Slifcak wrote:
MS> > William A.Carrel wrote:
MS> >
MS> >> In agent/mibgroup/util_funcs.c:~228, cachebytes needs to be ssize_t.
MS> >> Left as size_t breaks the if(cachebytes < 0) when the read() above it
MS> >
Hi,
can an handler be blocked during a get/set by a read()/write() system
call?
For instance, if in the MODE_GET case I use a read() syscall to get a
variable value and it blocks the the whole agent blocks too?
If so, which would be the correct solution?
Thanks,
Rodolfo
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