[Asterisk-Users] Install problem with res_snmp.so from current trunk (bug?)

2006-04-01 Thread Rich Adamson
Just updated two fc3 systems running svn trunk. One updated, installed 
properly, and is working fine. The second box failed during the 'make 
install' process with:


/usr/lib/libnetsnmp.a(parse.o)(.text+0x275a): In function `unload_module':
: multiple definition of `unload_module'

res_snmp.o(.text+0x310):/usr/src/asterisk/res/res_snmp.c:102: first 
defined here
/usr/bin/ld: Warning: size of symbol `unload_module' changed from 66 in 
res_snmp.o to 284 in /usr/lib/libnetsnmp.a(parse.o)


collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[1]: *** [res_snmp.so] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/asterisk/res'
make: *** [subdirs] Error 1


I noticed in the res/Makefile includes the following:

# NETsnmp has some difficulties on some platforms (conflict with 
unload_module)

# Until we figure out if the collission is version-specific or what to do
# we have disabled res_snmp on OS/X and *BSD

The two fc3 boxes have different versions of the /usr/lib/libnetsnmp
modules (since they are different sizes on the two boxes).

My work around was to simply comment out the res/Makefile steps to 
compile the res_snmp module, and to use 'noload res_snmp.so'.


Is this worthy of opening a bug assuming the above comment is still 
valid?  Would the individual(s) maintaining res_snmp want to log into 
either of these internet accessible boxes to identify the root cause?


Rich



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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Install problem with res_snmp.so from current trunk (bug?)

2006-04-01 Thread Kevin P. Fleming
Rich Adamson wrote:

> Is this worthy of opening a bug assuming the above comment is still
> valid?  Would the individual(s) maintaining res_snmp want to log into
> either of these internet accessible boxes to identify the root cause?

The module loader in trunk is undergoing changes that will eliminate
this problem very soon.
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Install problem with res_snmp.so from current trunk (bug?)

2006-04-01 Thread Rich Adamson



Kevin P. Fleming wrote:

Rich Adamson wrote:


Is this worthy of opening a bug assuming the above comment is still
valid?  Would the individual(s) maintaining res_snmp want to log into
either of these internet accessible boxes to identify the root cause?


The module loader in trunk is undergoing changes that will eliminate
this problem very soon.


No problem. Thanks.

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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Install problem with res_snmp.so from current trunk (bug?)

2006-04-02 Thread Tim Panton


On 2 Apr 2006, at 04:27, Rich Adamson wrote:




Kevin P. Fleming wrote:

Rich Adamson wrote:

Is this worthy of opening a bug assuming the above comment is still
valid?  Would the individual(s) maintaining res_snmp want to log  
into
either of these internet accessible boxes to identify the root  
cause?

The module loader in trunk is undergoing changes that will eliminate
this problem very soon.


No problem. Thanks.


For what it is worth, I put some (badly formatted) notes on the wiki
describing how I got res_snmp working.

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk 
+monitoring&view_comment_id=10174


Since then we have added some asterisk specific example beans to  
westhawk's

java SNMP stack (http://snmp.westhawk.co.uk) and we are working on a
little monitoring GUI which we will release once we have it looking
sensible :-) !

res_snmp doesn't tell you much that you couldn't find via the manger  
interface, but

it is READ_ONLY and if you use SNMPv3 it is reasonably secure.

Tim.



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Re: [Asterisk-Users] Install problem with res_snmp.so from current trunk (bug?)

2006-04-02 Thread Rich Adamson

Rich Adamson wrote:

Is this worthy of opening a bug assuming the above comment is still
valid?  Would the individual(s) maintaining res_snmp want to log into
either of these internet accessible boxes to identify the root cause?

The module loader in trunk is undergoing changes that will eliminate
this problem very soon.


No problem. Thanks.


For what it is worth, I put some (badly formatted) notes on the wiki
describing how I got res_snmp working.

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+monitoring&view_comment_id=10174 



Since then we have added some asterisk specific example beans to westhawk's
java SNMP stack (http://snmp.westhawk.co.uk) and we are working on a
little monitoring GUI which we will release once we have it looking
sensible :-) !

res_snmp doesn't tell you much that you couldn't find via the manger 
interface, but

it is READ_ONLY and if you use SNMPv3 it is reasonably secure.


I posted the original message because two different versions of the 
libnetsnmp existed on the two systems, and the makefile indicated the 
author was having issues that were suspected to be version dependent. So 
I was offering up "a" system that had the problem (both fc3) in order to 
assist in identifying the root cause.


I really don't have an interest of actually implementing snmp at this 
time; just trying to help identify issues where I can as a non-programmer.


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