I working through a process to try and locate and remove duplicate MIB files. In some cases the extensions are different. my,mib,txt, etc. In others the LAST-UPDATED value is different.
I'd like to track the LAST-UPDATED values so I can update me MIB file archive. When the SNMP object is created in Perl or even when I use the CLI programs is this value accessible? I may just need to write a Perl script to parse the file as any text file. Any file that does not match I'll need add a regex. I ran into an issue today with MITEL-MIB where I had 99 and need 2006. I had 2006 in an archive on my Dropbox, but 99 in my archive. Thanks, Chris
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