Hello and sorry for the delayed answer!
@ Mukund
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Unfortunately, I cannot find the "No Threads When init_snmp('progname')"
restriction. I have read it somewhere, but I cannot find it again...
Also, when running multiple threads with one session per thread (with
init
Hello Katia,
I'm pretty new to net-snmp library, but I'd rather develop a layer on top of
net-snmp to handle multiples requests in the same thread (with the asynchronous
API) since net-snmp is only a network layer. That way you should factorize the
memory usage for the whole net-snmp environmen
keep us posted.
My experience has been quite the opposite.
In multi threaded informs, I had to move init_snmp to the beginning of the
process that spawns threads and I had to set several properties that are
threads wide and if such properties were applied within the context of a
thread then it crea
Well, conducting a fairly difficult research in the field of the multiple
thread Net-SNMP applications, I found out that you cannot use threads
whith the same "init_snmp(argv[0])" statement. The post I read did not
give any other information, just this: you can have multiple sessions with
the same
Hi Katia S:
I have been using multiple threads where each thread starts a client and
maintains a single session. I am using this for Informs as opposed to the
get/set.
In all the usage documentation it was found that we need to perform
init_snmp("PROGNAME"), once for all threads. Each thread cre
