RE: How often is "pass" called?

>>> What is doing the polling?
>
>FA> As far as I can tell, nothing.
>
> I disagree.  pass scripts shouldn't be run randomly.  Turn on the -d
switch to figure out what's doing the polling.

Ok, I can't make sense of the log though. Excerpt below.

> (disman event mib support could certainly trigger it too, of course)

We do use the monitor directive.

/Fredrik Arnerup




Received 1 bytes from callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 10                                                    .


Sending 1 bytes to callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 0F                                                    .


Received 1 bytes from callback: 1 on fd 4
0000: 00                                                    .

Received SNMP packet(s) from callback: 1 on fd 4
  GETNEXT message
    -- SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.666.3.3

Sending 1 bytes to callback: 1 on fd 4
0000: 00                                                    .


Received 1 bytes from callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 10                                                    .


Sending 1 bytes to callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 10                                                    .


Received 1 bytes from callback: 1 on fd 4
0000: 10                                                    .

Received SNMP packet(s) from callback: 1 on fd 4
  GETNEXT message
    -- SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.666.3.4

Sending 1 bytes to callback: 1 on fd 4
0000: 00                                                    .


Received 1 bytes from callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 0F                                                    .


Sending 1 bytes to callback: 39 on fd 83
0000: 0F                                                    .


Received 1 bytes from callback: 1 on fd 4
0000: 0F                                                    .

Received SNMP packet(s) from callback: 1 on fd 4
  GETNEXT message
    -- SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.666.3.5





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