Hi,
Thanks for pointing out the problem with the crash!
Its fixed in 0.04 version of SNMP::Persist - I created a separate
mutex variable - mutex can't be reused to store other values (in this
case it was a shared mib tree reference).
Regards!
--
Anna Wiejak
On 1/26/07, Grijs, Cyriel de via RT <bug-SNMP-Persist@rt.cpan.org> wrote:
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> Dear Anna,
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> I've created a patch for the issues in this bug. Please test it and see
> if I haven't broken anything.
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> Regards,
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> CdG
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> Dear Anna,
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>
>
> First of all, thanks for this plug-in: It makes my writing of
> per-scripts for Cacti-monitoring a log easier!
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>
> However, I have encountered a bug in the module that causes perlscripts
> using this module to crash. It can be reproduced like this:
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> 1) use the sample script that you wrote, (replace the missing #
> symbol before 'next application)
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> 2) Run the script from the commandline and wait for twice the
> amount of time in the "sleep" statement.
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> The script will now crash with message "panic: MUTEX_DESTROY.". This is
> during the call of define_subtree(\%subtree);
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> If you keep feeding the script get-requests within the sleep-period, the
> crash won't occur.
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> (Oh, btw, the sample script makes more sense if you place the "my
> $index=1;" within the while-loop.)
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> Regards,
> Cyriel de Grijs
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