RE: net-snmp: table_array refresh

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Old 07-01-2005
George, Geo
 
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Default RE: net-snmp: table_array refresh

Hi Robert,
Any info on this? I am currently using Netsnmp v5.0.9 and can't use
stale cache method available in 5.2.1.

Even if I am using iterate, and if I try to populate data in
get_firstXXX routine, it would call the data gather function for each
request, and in a get_next scenario, this is not efficient.

Regards,
Geo


-----Original Message-----
From: George, Geo=20
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 10:51 AM
To: 'net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net'
Subject: net-snmp: table_array refresh

Hi all,
I have developed a sub agent using netsnmp. One of the tables is
implemented using array_user.conf, which polls and updates the table
periodically. It works fine in that scenario.

Now, if I want to disable polling and want to return fresh data on a get
request, can I call my data fetch routine, on each GET request arrival?
I know Iterate.conf code can do that.

If it is possible, which function to override?

Thanks,
Geo



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