Bug 63786

Summary:	ucd-snmp fills /var filesystem
Product:	[Retired] Red Hat Raw Hide	Reporter:	Jaroslaw Sosnicki <slavko>
Component:	ucd-snmp	Assignee:	Phil Knirsch <pknirsch>
Status:	CLOSED NOTABUG	QA Contact:	Brock Organ <borgan>
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Priority:	medium
Version:	1.0	CC:	rvokal, slavko
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Description Jaroslaw Sosnicki 2002-04-18 18:35:13 UTC

Description of Problem:
I did install ucd-snmp-4.3.4.pre3-4
Staretd snmp: sudo service snmpd start
/var files system filled up
The files /var/log/messages and /var/log/snmp.log contained repeated messages
...
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: refused smux peer: oid .ccitt.zeroDotZero, 
password , descr dbsnmp 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 7 from 
192.168.2.2:37772 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: refused smux peer: oid .ccitt.zeroDotZero, 
password , descr dbsnmp 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 7 from 
192.168.2.2:37773 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: refused smux peer: oid .ccitt.zeroDotZero, 
password , descr dbsnmp 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 7 from 
192.168.2.2:37774 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: refused smux peer: oid .ccitt.zeroDotZero, 
password , descr dbsnmp 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 7 from 
192.168.2.2:37775 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: refused smux peer: oid .ccitt.zeroDotZero, 
password , descr dbsnmp 
Apr 17 18:21:36 ns2 ucd-snmp[736]: [smux_accept] accepted fd 7 from 
192.168.2.2:37776 
...


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
ucd-snmp-4.3.4.pre3-4

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Comment 1 Phil Knirsch 2002-04-22 10:07:18 UTC

This looks more like a configuration problem.

Also, any service which logs messages can fill up your /var filesystem, which
would basically require any service to be either silenced (which is a bad idea)
or disabled (which is not likely to be useful).

Read ya, Phil