_DS_LIBRARY_ID,
NETSNMP_DS_LIB_MIB_PARSE_LABEL,1);
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declaration as `typedef u_long oid'
The struct named 'oid' is colliding with the typedef for 'oid'. Change
the struct name and you should be good to go.
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sion.community_len member to the length
of the community string?
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inix/Unix, ports below 1024 are considered "privileged" ports, and
only root is allowed to bind to them. The snmpd.conf file offers the
agentuser and agentgroup options to specify the user and group to assume
after binding to the listening port. The agent must still be started as
root to allo
there are over 30,000 PEN assignments, that
OIDs composed of u_char wouldn't work well in practice.
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Is it possible, once a MIB module has been loaded, to access the
MODULE-IDENTITY tokens? Specifically, I'm looking for the DESCRIPTION
token from MODULE_IDENTITY. Nosing around in the tree returned by
netsnmp_read_module() doesn't show anything obvious.
Thanks in advance.
My apologies to the list. I got a little shrill yesterday as the day's
stress compounded. I've solved the linkage issues by including the
appropriate packages (as one would expect).
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. Hasn't anyone ever done an unloadable SNMP module?
Thanks in advance.
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d can offer some guidance?
Any and all clues appreciated, and thanks for your time.
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