> Thanks for the help. I found what I wanted exactly where you said it
should be. I've added the following code to determine if there is a
> filesystem without any name. If I find it, I just exit the subroutine
with -1. I've done a basic test on my server, and it works fine.
> I will continue wi
> See the routines "Init_HR_FileSys" and "Get_Next_HR_FileSys" in the
file mentioned above. Probably lines 592-613 and 695-700 (or somewhere
around there)
>The variables it uses (aixmnt, aixcurr and HRFS_entry) are defined
towards the top of the same file (line 136ff)
Thanks for the help. I f
> Check what filesystems are mounted on the systems in question, and
compare this against a working setup.
Compared it to the working servers, and it looks the same. Nothing wrong
in /etc/filesystems. The mount, lsfs and df commands shows the same
information when comparing to a system with the sam
Hello
I'm facing a problem with net-snmp V5.4.1, compiled from source. Same
compiled binaries is installed on 50 AIX 6.1 servers. All servers have
the same TL/SP level, and from my point of view, configured in the same
way. On six of the servers, I get a message saying ": No such file or
directory
> That's good to hear.
> (Well, good for us - less so for you).
>
> It might be worth trying with the 5.3.3 sources, to see whether this
is an issue with the 5.3.x line, which has been solved in later
releases.
I downloaded and compiled the 5.3.3 version, and it works aswell.
Everything is retu
> Please try running snmpd using the debug options-Dhost,mem
> and query the hrStorageTable again. What does the agent report?
Starting snmpd with the following command: /usr/sbin/snmpd -f -Lo
-Dhost,mem
Running the query with snmpget to minimize a long debug output. (let me
know if you want
>> I have a problem with getting any size values from snmp. I have other
>> linux servers on other plattforms, and configuration/commands are
used
>> in the same way and everything works as designed there. But on this
>> specific server, nothing is returned.
>
> Is this the only PPC64 system you
Hello
I have a problem with getting any size values from snmp. I have other
linux servers on other plattforms, and configuration/commands are used
in the same way and everything works as designed there. But on this
specific server, nothing is returned. I have tried to increase the
logging of snmpd
