Are you doing this once, per instance, on startup, or all the time?
I _think_ you should only do this during startup to define the instances
that the agent will respond to.
> So this instance stuff is acting weird. Can I "uninstance" a variable
> before updating it? If I don't do that, obviously, the scotty program
> get bigger and bigger until it crashes :( I'm updating the variables in
> the HOST MIB-II tree once every 30th second.
>
> Does anyone have a clue what has gone wrong here? Does Scotty v2.1.6
> fix the problem? Please anyone?
>
I haven't seen a memory leak with our SNMP agent yet, but I'll keep
looking.
-- Cary O'Brien
cobrien@access.digex.net
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