> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of Raghavendra Prasad
> Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 6:08 AM
> >>Being root is nessary for an automatic install of the
> Net-SNMP perl modules
> >>(and hence for running anything that relies on these, like mib2c).
> >>It is not necessary for a private install of the rest of
> the Net-SNMP suite.
>
> Is there a way to install PERL module separately as a non-root user?
> so that I can install Net-SNMP(minus PERL module - I have done this
> already) which complement each other to produce a complete Net-SNMP?
> If so could you please explain how to go about it?
There is almost nothing that requires root permissions to do. With a
little creativity and disk space you can get around almost everything. If you
download perl and install it to your own directory, then modify your PATH and
perl env-vars to point to your personal installation, you can build and install
the Net-SNMP perl module without error. Just check your disk space before
starting and set all ports >=1024 - that usually covers everything.
HTH,
Mike
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