On 3 March 2010 23:43, Kathy McLeod <[email protected]> wrote:
> We have a test system with RedHat 5.4. It had net-snmp installed already
> I created a test mib and used mib2c on it, and completed the code in
> the .c. I would like to compile it into the master agent for some initial
> testing, and then compile it into pluggable shared object and tell the
> snmpd agent to load it. Both of these options require running
> the ... ./configure command. When I run it, I get "no such file
> or directory".
"configure" is part of the Net-SNMP source tree.
It's needed if you are compiling the software from source.
It's typically not needed (and hence not included) when using
pre-compiled binary packages.
Note that it is *not* necessary to use configure when compiling
pluggable shared objects. See the tutorial
Writing a Dynamically Loadable Object
on the project website for details.
Dave
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