Hello!
I think I'm facing the most obvious problem here:
a 32 bit counter won't fit in a signed long, used by Tcl to represent
integers.
I'll need to force it to interpret it as real, so it gets represented as
double. That won't help me if I come across counter64 -s, though.
I don't know what may happen in the varbindlist to the value,
it looks like it is represented as integer, there's no trailing .0
I could start experimenting, but hoping someone has the answer already...
What is the standard way to handle this problem?
I'm still running scotty 2.1.
Thanx:
Szocske
Ps: Who is Abed Kurdi, akurdi@extremenetworks.com, and why is he sending
me DOS executables, with virus programmes included, as a followup to a
thread on this list?
Is he on the list, or just doing it through the archive?
Am I the only chosen one, or is he trying to pull the same trick with
others?
Did I make the impression, that I would tourture myself with a <spit>
virus-prone OS?
Or was it something I said? I feel pretty Leben und leben lassen -ish,
so I don't know how to interpret such an attack.
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