SNMP instrumentation operation 'delete' not called
Vance Shipley
vances@REDACTED
Sun Jun 5 03:49:05 CEST 2005
The SNMP User's Guide describes the instrumentation callback functions
in section 10; Definition of Instrumentation Functions:
"THE function f(delete [, ExtraArgs]) is called for each object
in an MIB when the MIB is unloaded from the agent. This makes
it possible to perform necessary clean-up."
However this function never gets called!
I see 'new' operation get called but never 'delete':
fooVar(Op) ->
io:fwrite("fooVar(~w)~n", [Op]).
1> snmpa:load_mibs(snmp_master_agent, ["FOO-MIB"]).
fooVar(new)
ok
2> snmpa:unload_mibs(snmp_master_agent, ["FOO-MIB"]).
ok
I'm assuming this is a bug in either the documentation or implementation.
I had been intending to use these callbacks to turn SNMP indexing on
and off on the tables being accessed:
fooTable(new) ->
mnesia:snmp_open_table(fooTable, [{key, string}]);
...;
fooTable(delete) ->
mnesia:snmp_close_table(fooTable, [{key, string}]),
....
This would allow the table accesses to occur without the extra overhead
of SNMP indexing when SNMP was not in use.
-Vance
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