Hi all,
I am still trying to solve a huge problem i came accross not so long ago,
and thanks to Mike, I found out that my problem is not really the fact that
snmpwalk is sending an exact request its bigger than that. After reviewing
carefully, i found out that there is smthg happening that
Dear net-snmp users,
I implemented my own MIB, this MIB is a series of oid all of type counters. I
am trying to realise a project where i am fetching my counters from a file.
When I am searching for the counter in the file two things can happen:
1-the counter exist
2-the counter doesn't exist
Hi everyone,
I am trying to add SNMP support in the IKEv2 project (
http://sourceforge.net/projects/ikev2) and I am using net-snmp, 5.4.1.
Firstly, there is a great number of variables which I plan to register. I am
wondering whether is possible (or harmful) to use one oid variable as:
oid
Hi all,
I have a need to link external shared object file, it has to be
linked to access a datamodule. I found few configuration options which
seemed to be related to this and I set the following values for
./configure step
--with-ldflags=/data/projects/cdspr/sw/common
Miljen, I think your code snippet is trying to access a memory location that it
is not allowed to access. For e.g. you might be writing some illegal location
using some pointer (may be one of them my_test,my_test2). Try changing the
HANDLER_CAN_RWRITE in the declaration portion to
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I understand and, I am going to use MIB to define the
structure of my data.
Excellent.
It is strong damage that in PDU the syntax ASN1 already does
not define this type of raw data.
Thank you for your help, but unfortunately it didnt solve the problem. I put
HANDLER_CAN_RONLY (HANDLER_CAN_READ causes compile-time error) but there is
still segmentation fault.
There are two things that are maybe interesting to mention:
1) Segmentation fault arises even if I avoid handlers, for
Hi all, I'm usign the snmpd agent to check for custom processes status via
the proc command in smpd.conf. I want to monitor processes in two different
linux servers. When I include my proc command in one server everything work
perfect and I was able to see my processes status from my NMS. However,