I'm writing an agent which takes a few command line switches, including a YAML configuration file. My agent initializes itself like this:
init_agent("some string");
init_mibs();
init_snmp("some string");
init_mibs() is my own function that registers the MIBs this agent will
support.
The problem is that my agent needs some special configuration, so I've given
it a command line switch (-Q, to be specific, which I've picked mostly
randomly, trying to not break anything); the user should follow that switch
with the name of a YAML file providing the necessary configuration.
All this works fine. init_mibs() calls the stuff I need it to call to read the
YAML file and claim some OIDs. But then, init_snmp() gets called, which ends
up calling Net-SNMP's read_config(), which tries to re-read my YAML config
file, and spits out lots of errors about unknown tokens and invalid blank
lines and things.
How can I pass this config file to my agent without read_config() trying to
parse it as an snmpd config file? Thanks.
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Joshua Tolley / eggyknap
End Point Corporation
http://www.endpoint.com
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