> I tried modifying the
> code something like this with SNMP_MALLOC_TYPEDEF
> method, but still it returns "No Entries" error.
Inthat case, you're probably going to try putting
some debugging statements into your code, to try and
identify exactly what's happening.
Things to check ar
> could somebody write me where I can find a simple code like
> snmpdemoapp.c but where is an example of setting variable?
Instead of the call
snmp_add_null_var(pdu, anOID, anOID_len);
try:
snmp_add_var(pdu, anOID, anOID_len, 'i', "100");
for an integer value, or
snmp_add_var(pdu,
> could somebody help me figure out how can I get a string from
> any variable in variable_list?
snprint_variable()
See mib_api(3)
Dave
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> I am trying to implement a table with two objects and
> three indices. I am just trying to fill the stub
> values for testing purpose...
> Kindly look at the code and comment whether I am
> implementing the "get_first_data_point()" function
> correctly or not
No - that code looks basicall
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I noted the comments about problems with the CPU HAL re-write on
Solaris kit, and have managed to locate a system where I can have a
look at this.
However, I'm running into errors compiling the agent - even before it
gets as far as this new code. It's loo
Quoting Robert Story <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Might I suggest using /proc/loadavg as an optimization on
> Linux based single cpu systems?
Except that this metric is measuring something different - the length
of the run queue, not the percentage of time the CPU is active. The
two are clearl
Quoting Alex Burger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Dave Shield wrote:
>> Alex Burger wrote:
>>
>>> Can you send me a patch so I can test it with MSVC? If it works
>>> with MSVC and MinGW and it fixes Cygwin then I see no reason not to
>>> apply your changes.
>>>
>> Attached
>
> No issues compiling with
Status report:
Testing was incomplete (due to arriving into Manchester before I'd
finished!), but results so far are as follows:
Linux:
udpTable: reported correctly
tcpTable: reported correctly
FreeBSD:
udpTable: IP value reported correctly, index reversed
tcpTable: repor
Quoting "Richard C. Thompson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Can anyone tell me why I can't execute a bash script from
> net-snmp using the exec command?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated
Try using the "sh" directive instead.
Dave
Quoting Magnus Fromreide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am curious about how big delay one should expect from the merge of a patch
in the net-snmp cvs to such time when it shows up in the public CVS and the
web CVS archive.
I think 3 weeks delay is a little too long.
That's really a question for the So
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