On Tue, 2006-01-17 at 09:09 +0200, David Peer wrote:
> Is it possible to pass an argument to a script/command
> I defined in snmpd.conf OID?
>
> _in snmpd.conf:_
> exec PS /bin/ps
>
> _and in command line tolls:_
> snmpget -v3 ..... hostname OID {argument_to_OID}
Not using that sort of approach.
You'd need to set up several different "exec" commands
(which would therefore use different OIDs), and
retrieve the appropriate value:
exec PS1 /bin/ps
exec PS2 /bin/ps -aux
exec PS3 /bin/ps -ef
snmpget .... hostname OID1
snmpget .... hostname OID2
snmpget .... hostname OID3
Alternatively, the newer "extend" mechanism allows
you to configure the arguments (and input data)
for a given command. So you could do something
like:
extend PS /bin/ps
snmpset .... hostname nsExtendArgs."PS" s "-aux"
snmpget .... hostname nsExtendOutputFull."PS"
snmpset .... hostname nsExtendArgs."PS" s "-ef"
snmpget .... hostname nsExtendOutputFull."PS"
Not quite what you were looking for, but it might
do the trick.
Dave
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