Hi,

first of all, please excuse me if this question is stupid. I'm neither a
Net-SNMP nor Perl expert, so if I'm simply missing the big picture, feel
free to enlighten me ;-)

__libraries_init() in SNMP.xs unconditionally calls snmp_enable_stderrlog().
This gets invoked (indirectly) from NetSNMP::agent, so whenever my subagent
starts (via "perl do" in snmpd.conf), it automatically enables stderr
logging. stderr logging is certainly useful for debugging, but for a normal
daemon it's pretty annoying. Is this intentional? Is there a way to turn it
off (without hacking SNMP.xs)?

Thanks,
Martin

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