> I banged my head on a table for quite a while over this one, and > finally whipped it using a rather heavyweight perl script with a > MySQL database backend that collected inbound traps from NET-SNMP, > looked at the OIDs, consulted the database for what to do with them, > and finally dispatched them either as e-mail messages or as NSCA- > style passive checks. > > If anybody's interested in it, or in the saga of how the thing > came into being, speak up. It's likely extensible to use other > database backends if MySQL isn't your thing.
I am not sure why you invested so much time re-inventing the wheel, snmptt and standard out of the box Icinga cfg took literally 5 minutes to setup? I pass all sorts of traps through it. For each new trap in the future, you simply need a few extra lines in the snmptt config... jlc _______________________________________________ icinga-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.icinga.org/mailman/listinfo/icinga-users
