I could understand the NetSNMP footprint size probably varies a great deal
depending on which system it is installed on, what types of stuff need to be
linked into it, etc... etc.. etc..
Understanding this, I would still like someone to provide a rough estimate on
what the footprint size in Megs would be for NetSNMP on a Linux system. I
downloaded NetSNMP-v5.4 and uncompressed it and see that everything is 70Megs.
I seems a lot of this relates to MIB which I do not need to include in my build
of course, so I was wondering what the reduced size could realistically be ....
perhaps a range of what to expect.
I ask this since our load build team is suddenly concerned with the size of the
NetSNMP package which needs to be integrated into the build system environment.
Again, I understand this might be a dumb question since you do not know how I
am going to use NetSNMP, but any help in this area would be appreciated so I
could have some idea of what the size "might" be in the end.
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