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Ralf S. Engelschall schrieb:
> On Tue, Mar 21, 2006, Steffen Weinreich wrote:
>
>> Added option for a build with shared libs
>> [...]
>> %option with_fsl yes
>> %option with_perl no
>> +%option with_shared no
>> %option with_mib_host no
>> %option with_mib_smux no
>> %option with_mib_tables no
>> @@ -160,7 +161,9 @@
>> --with-persistent-directory=%{l_prefix}/var/snmp \
>> --with-openssl=%{l_prefix} \
>> --enable-silent-libtool \
>> +%if "%{with_shared}" == "no"
>> --disable-shared \
>> +%endif
>> %if "%{with_mib_host}" == "yes" || "%{with_mib_smux}" == "yes" ||
"%{with_mib_sendmail}" == "yes"
>> --with-mib-modules="$mibs" \
>> %endif
>> [...]
>
> Sorry for the delayed response, but I was totally busy with other tasks.
> I'm not convinced that this option is of general reusability, Steve. It
> links all binaries of net-snmp against the shared libraries and this
> breaks on those platforms which do not hard-code the path in the ELF
> files. This breaks the stand-alone principle of OpenPKG as it doesn't
> allow multiple instances to co-exist easily.
My goal was to get snmpd working with recent versions of the HP
Management Agents which come with a shared library which can be hooked
into the snmpd with a dlmod config entry. The smux mib is sufficient
that the snmpd loads the library named in dlmod config entry but the
dynamic loading fails because the linker cant find the symbol snmp_log
in the statically linked snmpd. The dynamically linked snmpd worked
fine for me therefore I took this route.
Taking a look at OpenPKG as whole this solution violated the overall
project goals and I should take a deeper look onto this why the
runtime linking fails and come back with a better solution.
cheerio
Steve
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