On Wed, 9 Mar 2005, Nick Bright wrote:
I have a rather large naslist.conf file, all configured to use finger_type database. However, snmpfinger insists upon querying each and every one as a cisco nas (they aren't, and i don't even have SNMP priviledges on most of them).
Yes, there's a bug in user_finger.php3. Please do a cvs update on the file and things should work. Or you can just set general_finger_type to whatever value (apart from snmp) and still get the same results.
Thanks for noting that.
My naslist.conf file is "generated" by manipulating some spreadsheet stuff, so the lines for each nas aren't grouped together. I don't know if that is causing a problem or not.
However, my configuration for each nas is something like this:
nasX_name: nameofnas.%{general_domain} nasX_model: Useful Description nasX_type: other nasX_port_num: 4096 nasX_community: rocomm nasX_finger_type: database
The only variable here is the nasX_type field, which could be: other, usrhiper, or lucent
The port_num field is appropriate for the NAS, or 4096 if it's a proxy provider (outsourced dialup)
All nases are set for finger_type "database", so they shouldn't even be firing off snmpfinger at all . . .
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