hi all..
i have written a sub-agent which handles 6 mib
variables.
if i bring up my agent and kill it immediately, the
valgrind report says 44 bytes lost.
==13825== LEAK SUMMARY:
==13825==definitely lost: 44 bytes in 5 blocks.
if i send requests to my agent the the loss goes up:
==13095=
hi team ..
can any one tell me how i can redirect "Connection
from callback: 1 on fd 10" message which appears on
the screen for each request my subagent processes ???
where is this message coming from?? is there any way
to turn them off or to redirect them to a log file or
something like that ??
hi ..
i have a mib table to which i am adding rows using the
function shown below.
all the additions are fine and when i do a "snmpget"
on the individual rows the vlues returned are correct.
but when i do an snmpwalk starting at the table's oid.
i get the following error.
ERROR
---
snmpw
hi ...
i tried using the watcher handler u mentioned. but now
the problem is as follows:
i have declared my mib variable (netsnmpfilename) as
an octet string.
when i do an snmptranslate:
snmptranslate -mALL -M /usr/local/net-snmp-5.1.1/mibs/
-On -IR -Tp netSnmpfi
hi ..
i am a fresher, both to netsnmp as well as this
mailing list.
the problem i face is as follows:
i am trying to write a handler for a scalar of type
OCTET STRING. i created the template code from the mib
compiler as follows:
mib2c -c scalar.conf netSnmpfilename
then i made changes as sugge
hi ..
i am a fresher, both to netsnmp as well as this
mailing list.
the problem i face is as follows:
i am trying to write a handler for a scalar of type
OCTET STRING. i created the template code from the mib
compiler as follows:
mib2c -c scalar.conf netSnmpfilename
then i made changes as sugge
