On 13/02/07, Hamid Taromian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> how can we uninstall snmp completely?
How did you install the software in the first place?
>From source ("make; make install"), or from a binary package?
Which O/S?
If you've installed from source, then "make uninstall" is your best bet,
though it might not pick up everything.
If you've installed a binary package, then there ought to be a
mechanism for removing it again. With RPM-based systems,
this would be something like
rpm -e net-snmp
Other packages will have different commands, but should work
broadly similarly.
> i have downloaded and installed a net-snmp 5.2.3 package but after
> installation there is no /etc/init.d/snmp so i can start or stop the
> agent.
It's difficult for a source-based installation to include a script to start
the agent, since different O/S's handle this in various different ways.
But have a look at 'dist/snmpd-init.d'
Most binary packages tend to include a suitable init script for that
particular O/S.
Dave
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