e value of
the command-pointer at the start of the if-case and later reused to compare if
the issued command was a set or get request.
This prevents modifications of the command-pointer (snmp_agent.c, line 2017)
impacting the proper incrementation of the statistic.
Kind regards,
Michael Schmid
Le Vendredi, 12 Mars 2010 17:38:37 -0800,
Wes Hardaker a écrit :
> You're right it's not. Generally there are a number of places in the
> code (many many actually) where single-instance calls to memory
> allocation are taken and never cleaned up like they should be at
> shut-down time because we
>>>>> On Sat, 6 Mar 2010 15:18:32 -0500, "Szudy Brett-CBS035"
>>>>> said:
SB> I have version 5.5 of netsnmp. I am looking at snmp_agent.c, function
SB> init_master_agent and see a memory leak here. strdup mallocs and
SB> duplicates the string
Hi all
I have version 5.5 of netsnmp. I am looking at snmp_agent.c, function
init_master_agent and see a memory leak here. strdup mallocs and
duplicates the string into buf, but then buf is never released. It is a
local which is also never stored or returned, so it is lost forever and
not
Hello,
I have a doubt regarding the below piece of code in snmp_agent.c file. I am
using net-snmp5.0.9.
if (access_ret == VACM_NOSUCHCONTEXT) {
/*
* rfc2573 section 3.2, step 5 says that we increment the
* counter but don't return a response of any
snmp_agent.c
- netsnmp_wrap_up_request()
Gaash Hazan (gahazan) wrote:
>Hi codes,
>
>I am new to net-snmp. Please understand if I do thing not in the right
>way.
>
>I believe there is an issue at netsnmp_wrap_up_request)). An issue that
>causes memory corruption and double free.
ct is created and processed.
>3. netsnmp_wrap_up_request() at snmp_agent.c is called with an 'asp'
>object.
>4. The 'asp' object points to 'pdu' and 'requests' objects. Both 'pdu'
>and 'requests' point to the *same* varbind objects.
&g
-a output is: Linux SCE8000 2.6.26.2 #32 SMP Sun
Apr 26 15:55:49 IDT 2009 ppc GNU/Linux
It goes like that:
1. SNMP get sys up time request is received and processed.
2. An 'asp' object is created and processed.
3. netsnmp_wrap_up_request() at snmp_agent.c is called with an 'asp&
-a output is: Linux SCE8000 2.6.26.2 #32 SMP Sun
Apr 26 15:55:49 IDT 2009 ppc GNU/Linux
It goes like that:
1. SNMP get sys up time request is received and processed.
2. An 'asp' object is created and processed.
3. netsnmp_wrap_up_request() at snmp_agent.c is called with an 'asp&
