I didn't get your point completely. Why should I call init_agent() from
my management application i.e. the code which will either receive traps
or make snmpget/set commands only. Also, I didn't find init_agent being
called from the code of tools snmptrapd.c and snmpget.c I saw the
following routines being called from snmptrapd.c
/* register our configuration handlers now so -H properly displays
them */
register_config_handler("snmptrapd", "createUser",
usm_parse_create_usmUser, NULL,
"username (MD5|SHA) passphrase [DES
passphrase]");
register_config_handler("snmptrapd", "usmUser",
usm_parse_config_usmUser, NULL, NULL);
/* we need to be called back later */
snmp_register_callback(SNMP_CALLBACK_LIBRARY,
SNMP_CALLBACK_STORE_DATA,
usm_store_users, NULL);
/* Initialize the world. Create initial user */
init_snmp("snmptrapd");
which I am also calling from my application. Still I don't understand
why I get these "Unknown token" errors.
Note: I am not calling the following(as in snmptrapd.conf file I mention
only "createUser"). Can this cause some problems?
register_config_handler("snmptrapd", "traphandle",
snmptrapd_traphandle, NULL,
"oid|\"default\" program [args ...] ");
register_config_handler("snmptrapd", "format1",
parse_trap1_fmt, free_trap1_fmt,
"format");
register_config_handler("snmptrapd", "format2",
parse_trap2_fmt, free_trap2_fmt,
"format");
Thanks
Soni
Wes Hardaker wrote:
>
> >>>>> On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 14:47:25 +0200, Narinder Soni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Narinder> In my application the snmptrapd's code and snmpget/set's code work in
> Narinder> parallel. Evevrything used to work fine till v2c. But when I start my
> Narinder> application I get error as :
> Narinder> Unknown token: engineBoots
> Narinder> Unknown token: oldEngineId
>
> Ah, thats because it's trying to read configuration tokens you haven't
> told it about. Generally, this is done automatically for you if you
> had called the right init routines. My guess is that you never called
> init_agent()?
>
> --
> Wes Hardaker
> Sparta
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