> "TA" == Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TA> snmplib/system.c uses nlist() (and open(/dev/kmem), lseek and read)
TA> without properly protecting the code by #ifdef NETSNMP_CAN_USE_NLIST.
TA> Thus, this code is active even if --without-kmem-usage has been
TA> specified (recommended i
hi,
the patch looks fine to me.
+1
darix
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>
> DSM> [patch snipped]
>
> DSM> As a motivated user (I'm trying to run on AIX with --without-
> kmem-
> DSM> usage), I vote +1 :-)
>
> Did you try it on AIX and it worked? You don't clearly state whether
> it just looked good or whether you tried it and it fixed your issues.
> --
> Wes Hardake
> "DSM" == Demetri S Mouratis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
DSM> [patch snipped]
DSM> As a motivated user (I'm trying to run on AIX with --without-kmem-
DSM> usage), I vote +1 :-)
Did you try it on AIX and it worked? You don't clearly state whether
it just looked good or whether you tried it
>
>
> From: Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: November 13, 2006 10:05:59 AM CST
> To: net-snmp-coders@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: rfv: properly protect nlist code in snmplib/system.c
> Reply-To: net-snmp-coders@lists.sourceforge.net
>
>
> -Cod
Robert Story wrote:
> What problem does it fix? Does it cause a crash? It's really getting rather
> late in the release process, and I think we need to start focusing on
> show-stoppers, rather than general cleanup...
When building with --without-kmem-usage on IRIX you'll end up with an
undefined
On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 17:05:59 +0100 Thomas wrote:
TA> snmplib/system.c uses nlist() (and open(/dev/kmem), lseek and read)
TA> without properly protecting the code by #ifdef NETSNMP_CAN_USE_NLIST.
TA> Thus, this code is active even if --without-kmem-usage has been
TA> specified (recommended in README
-Coders,
snmplib/system.c uses nlist() (and open(/dev/kmem), lseek and read)
without properly protecting the code by #ifdef NETSNMP_CAN_USE_NLIST.
Thus, this code is active even if --without-kmem-usage has been
specified (recommended in README.aix and README.irix for 64-bit builds),
which is a bug
