FW: How to reduce the footprint of net-snmp? - Continued

Reposting a bounced post from yesterday

 

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From: Adam Bell 
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2007 4:23 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: How to reduce the footprint of net-snmp? - Continued

 

I was following the thread for reduction of footprint size and tried the
suggestion.

After trying the suggestions, I did get a quite smaller footprint but it
seems very unstable for v5.4.  

I am getting core dumps on simple system MIB gets (even after they return
the proper values)

 

v5.3.2 is very stable.

 

Attached are the configure scripts for v5.3.2 and v5.4.

These compiled down to (625M and 1.05M respectively)

 

The biggest difference between these two versions after the reduction is
primarily the libnetsnmpmib.so component but I believe this is because fewer
MIBs were supported/coded under v5.3.2.

 

The configure options seem to be a bit of black magic as some of the options
I have found are not documented so I can only trust they remove something
non-needed in the code.

 

--enable-mini-agent seems to be the option selecting the MIB subset to
compile in.

 

Has anyone else seen a core dump due to configuration option combinations?

 

Adam J. Bell
Technical Director
SafeNet Inc.

cell 443-838-5361

Office 443-327-1340
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 

 


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