RE: Segfault in snmp_oid_compare ()

Thanks for your replying. 
lsmCRDPTransactionID is Counter64 value
MIB definition is 


lsmCRDPTable OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX        SEQUENCE OF LsmCRDPEntry
        MAX-ACCESS    not-accessible
        STATUS        current
        DESCRIPTION   ""
        ::= { lsm 300 }

lsmCRDPEntry OBJECT-TYPE
        SYNTAX        LsmCRDPEntry
        MAX-ACCESS    not-accessible
        STATUS        current
        DESCRIPTION   ""
        INDEX         { lsmCRDPTransactionID, lsmCRDPFileName,
lsmCRDPServerID }
        ::= { lsmCRDPTable 1 }

LsmCRDPEntry ::=
        SEQUENCE {
				lsmCRDPTransactionID
						Counter64,
				lsmCRDPFileName
						OCTET STRING,
				lsmCRDPServerID
						Unsigned32,
				lsmCRDPFileSize
						Counter64,
				lsmCRDPLsmDirectory
						OCTET STRING,
				lsmCRDPVodServerIP
						IpAddress,
				lsmCRDPVodDirectory
						OCTET STRING,
				lsmCRDPProgressPercent
						Unsigned32,
				lsmCRDPState
						CRDPState
                }

However, I have some more questions.
it caused problem once or twice a day (My program 
updates lsmCRDPTable every 30seconds.) If using Counter64 value as index
to the table is invalid, why it work correctly in normal cases?

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Dave Shield
Sent: Wednesday, May 06, 2009 4:19 PM
To: ±è¼ºÈ£
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Segfault in snmp_oid_compare ()


2009/5/6 ±è¼ºÈ£ <[email protected]>:
> lsmCRDPTable_createEntry(netsnmp_tdata * table_data,
>                          U64 lsmCRDPTransactionID,

What is the syntax of the lsmCRDPTransactionID MIB object?
Is it Counter64 or what?


>     entry->lsmCRDPTransactionID = lsmCRDPTransactionID;
>     netsnmp_tdata_row_add_index(row, /*ASN_COUNTER64*/ASN_OPAQUE,
>                                 &(entry->lsmCRDPTransactionID),
>                                 sizeof(entry->lsmCRDPTransactionID));

Two problems here:
   Firstly, the Net-SNMP suite does not use simple 64-bit integer values
directly. It uses a structure counter64 to hold such values.

   Secondly, you can't use Counter64 (or Opaque) values as the
index to a table.    This is not valid in SNMP.

What is the definition of your MIB table?

Dave


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