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  1. powah

    Is Event Mib too heavyweight

    I will use the latest net-snmp Event MIB. Does it implement Event MIB efficient enough?
  2. powah

    Is Event Mib too heavyweight

    Is the Event Mib too heavyweight to monitor a local mib attribute?
  3. powah

    Is Gauge64 defined in the snmp standard?

    Is Gauge64 defined in the snmp standard? I googled but did not find its definition.
  4. powah

    bash does not support the '@' and '#' characters

    The bash does not support the '@' and '#' characters. After I type the '#' character on bash, the cursor backspace one character. After I type the '@' character on bash, the cursor goes back to the beginning of the input shell and the rest of input disappear. e.g. before I type the '#'...
  5. powah

    stack trace of C program core dump on solaris

    I want to find out where (which line) my C program core dump. How to do that? One approach is to use stack trace of the mdb debugger, but I does not understand its output completely. e.g. $ CC -g coredump_fn.c $ a.out hello Segmentation Fault (core dumped) $ mdb core Loading modules: [...

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