Re: SNMPD 5.1.1 crash

This is a discussion on Re: SNMPD 5.1.1 crash within the SNMP Users forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; On 28/07/06, Doru Botez <dbotez@omnexcontrols.com> wrote: > after expanding a private MIB the snmpd ...


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Old 07-31-2006
Dave Shield
 
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Default Re: SNMPD 5.1.1 crash

On 28/07/06, Doru Botez <dbotez@omnexcontrols.com> wrote:
> after expanding a private MIB the snmpd crashes when
> trying to do a walk on a table that before expanding the MIB worked fine.
> ..... The agent uses the old api and before the crash I
> can see a trace message about an "evil_client" after returning from the
> handler defined for the table that I'm trying to walk through.


Just to be clear - is this handler related to the new (private) MIB,
or the table that has suddenly started failing? Which order do these
two MIBs occur?

What happens if you try to walk a single column (not the last) of the
table - does that trigger the crash? Or is it just falling off the
end of the table?

What happens if you run the agent using '-I-new_mib' (if the new
initialisation routine is called 'init_new_mib' - adjust accordingly)?
Does the agent still crash or not?


Dave

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