> I'm afraid I can't be of much more help with this problem.
That's more than enough help. Thanks a bunch.
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> Because the hrDeviceTable contains entries for a wide variety
> of different types of device, the code for reporting the status
> and error count is very device-specific.
> So the code will look for a device-specific hook routine,
> and if that's not provided for a particular type of device, it
> CC> Could you tell me which version of net-snmp that fix went into?
> I think it is in 5.0.x CVS (eg, not in a relased version). It may be
> in 5.1.2, but might only be in cvs (for 5.1.3). It is in 5.2.
How would I set this OID to ReadOnly in the agent?
Thanks,
Carlos
> CC> Has anyone seen that doing a set to ipRouteDest.x.x.x.x
> CC> crashes the agent? Net-snmp does handle sets to this OID
> CC> right?
> Yes, that is a known issue. I believe there is a patch in CVS that fixes
the
> crash. I don't think the set will success, but at least it won't crash.
Coul
> Hello All,
>I am newbie to the list. I would like to implement NETWORK-
>RESOURCES-MIB.
Hi -- I'm a regular, I'd like a new digital camera.
:-)
Is there a question you'd like to ask?
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Sounds like you need Dave's unpublished memoirs... :-)
- How differnt modules interact.
I'm no expert, but I'm guessing it depends whether you are an
agentx subagent or built-in to the net-snmp agent. Either way
using mib2c should give you the skeleton API code.
- which one talks to MIB.
Again,
Thanks, I'll look into it.
Carlos> If using an agentx sub-agent to connect to net-snmp master
Carlos> agent, what kind of connection is set up for communication?
agentx, by default on unix, uses a named pipe: /var/agentx/master
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I think this nets out to:
Is it ready for prime-time = yes.
Is it ready for real-time = no.
If you're goal is high-availability and maximum up-time, you
should go through a vendor that will cater to your needs. If
you need an up-do-date SNMP agent that's priced right (free),
but not without s
Has anyone seen that doing a set to ipRouteDest.x.x.x.x
crashes the agent? Net-snmp does handle sets to this OID
right?
Thanks for any info. I'll try to be more descriptive as
I debug this further. Who knows, the bug might be in my
code... So when I said crashes the agent, I should have
said m
Oops, forgot to cc the crowd.
IBM pSeries 630 running SuSE Linux
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Dump host resources table
.
.
.
hrDeviceIndex.768 = 768
hrDeviceIndex.1025 = 1025
hrDeviceIndex.1026 = 1026
hrDeviceIndex.1027 = 1027
hrDeviceIndex.1028 = 1028
hrDeviceIndex.1029 = 1029
hrDeviceIndex.1536 = 1536
hrDeviceIndex.1552 = 1552
hrDeviceIndex.3072 = 3072
hrDeviceType.768 = hrDeviceProc
If using an agentx sub-agent to connect to net-snmp master
agent, what kind of connection is set up for communication?
That is, is the packet structure passed in as part of the
agentx api calls or do I need to set up a socket or named
pipe for communication. I'm doing a select to know when a
pa
I had noticed a lack of DS around -- thought maybe he was on vacation...
hee,hee.
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From: "Robert Story (Users)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Dave Shield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "NetSNMPUsers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: WRB
> Try adding this to your snmpd.conf file, using the name your module
registers
> as in place of XXX:
>injectHandler debug XXX
> Then run with '-Dhelper'. See if the debug output provides any insight.
Hey great, I'll give it a shot
> What type of handler are you using? Does your handler get called?
In:
netsnmp_instance_helper_handler(netsnmp_mib_handler *handler,
netsnmp_handler_registration *reginfo,
netsnmp_agent_request_info *reqinfo,
> On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 13:28:50 -0700 Carlos wrote:
> CC> Where can I find what the agent thinks the lexicographically next
> CC> OID should be? I'm getting a situation where walking the MIB gives:
> CC> OIDa.1.1
> CC> OIDa.1.2
> CC> OIDa.1.3
> CC> OIDa.2.1
> CC> << skipping rows 2 & 3 here for the
Where can I find what the agent thinks the lexicographically next
OID should be? I'm getting a situation where walking the MIB gives:
OIDa.1.1
OIDa.1.2
OIDa.1.3
OIDa.2.1
<< skipping rows 2 & 3 here for the 2nd device >>
OIDb.1.1
OIDb.1.2
. . .
Indexing is .x.y where x is hrDeviceIndex and y is t
>$ time snmpwalk -Cp -Ct localhost ifTable
>Variables found: 110
>Total traversal time = 0.159480 seconds
>real0m0.322s
Neat command! My time for 'time snmpwalk -Cp $AGENT ifTable' was:
real0m0.215s
user0m0.050s
sys
> > This smells of library conflicts to me. Make sure you don't have a mix
of
> > snmp libraries installed in /usr/lib/*snmp* and/or
/usr/local/lib/*snmp*. Also,
> > try building with static libraries (configure --enable-static
> > --disable-shared).
> That's a good clue. Thanks. I'm out of th
> So I thought how about sending out a trap as part
> of the boot sequence so that it would get logged centrally. The
question
> is what that trap should be and whether there is a "standard" OID etc
> that I can use?
Sounds like you need a warmStart trap as defined in rfc 1907 or
thereabouts.
> is it possible to switch off the logging part? I have an embedded pc,
with
> limited disk space.
One time I got to 100% on / on my PC. Once due to SNMP logging and once
due
to e-mail logging. Both times took a couple months to happen, but still I
should eliminate that by the time we ship.
>netsnmp_extract_table_row( request )
>
> The table_data/table_dataset helpers take care of identifying the
> row (and column) that is appropriate for a given request, and will
> squirrel this information away for you.
> You just need to retrieve it.
Will look into it. Currently
I'm using:
netsnmp_create_table_data_row()
netsnmp_table_dataset_add_row()
to add rows into my table. Everything seems to work fine.
Now I need to delete a row. How do I do that? I want to
use:
netsnmp_table_dataset_remove_and_delete_row()
It takes two arguments, the 'table' and 'row' st
> It doesn't seem to be calling my code on the
> Gets which leads me to believe that I'm still not registering
> correctly. How can I determine if the net-snmp agent thinks
> that prtAlertIndex is a properly registered OID that needs to
> be forwarded on to me for processing?
NEVERMIND! On my ne
> Ok, you are right... I just looked at the oids a little closer,
> and what you are missing is the prtAlertEntry.. So I think the
> root oid you are registering is missing a .1 at the end (or the
> length is off by 1). So the numeric oids would be something like:
>
> prtAlertTable.1.2.1.1 = 1
>
> Ok, you are right... I just looked at the oids a little closer, and what
you
> are missing is the prtAlertEntry.. So I think the root oid you are
registering
> is missing a .1 at the end (or the length is off by 1). So the numeric
oids
> would be something like:
>
> prtAlertTable.1.2.1.1 = 1
> It has nothing to do with code - it has to do with loaded mibs. See the
FAQ on
> adding mibs to be loaded by the tools.
But the Alert Table is just another table in the Printer MIB.
And everything else looks just fine as far as the symbolic names
go, except for this table. Now I know I'm handl
Maybe I'm missing something here. The output for a
table is:
prtAlertTable.2.1.1 = 1
prtAlertTable.3.1.1 = 1
prtAlertTable.4.1.1 = 1
prtAlertTable.5.1.1 = 1
prtAlertTable.6.1.1 = -1
prtAlertTable.7.1.1 = 5
prtAlertTable.8.1.1 = 1
What do I need to do to get the symbolic name output
correct? That
> CC> > On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 13:50:17 -0600 Carlos wrote:
> CC> > CC> So my problem seems to be this. On doing Sets to my box, I'm
getting
> CC> > CC> the Mode as FREE (4). Looking at the tutorial, it seems this
should
> CC> > CC> happen if RESERVE1 or RESERVE2 fail.
> CC>
> CC> > What kind of
> On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 13:50:17 -0600 Carlos wrote:
> CC> So my problem seems to be this. On doing Sets to my box, I'm
getting the
> CC> Mode as FREE (4). Looking at the tutorial, it seems this should
happen if
> CC> RESERVE1 or RESERVE2 fail. Is there a way to skip the reservation
part?
> No,
> #define SNMP_MSG_GET(ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x0) = 160
> #define SNMP_MSG_GETNEXT(ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x1) = 161
> #define SNMP_MSG_RESPONSE (ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x2) = 162
> #define SNMP_MSG_SET(ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x3) = 163
Ac
> Thanks. And for a Get, I seem to get a Mode of 160. Is that correct?
I guess this seems right -- sorry to answer my own question.
#define SNMP_MSG_GET(ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x0) = 160
#define SNMP_MSG_GETNEXT(ASN_CONTEXT | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR | 0x1) = 161
#define SNMP_MSG_RE
> MODE_SET_RESERVE1
> MODE_SET_RESERVE
> MODE_SET_ACTION
> MODE_SET_COMMI
> MODE_SET_UNDO
> MODE_SET_FREE
Thanks. And for a Get, I seem to get a Mode of 160. Is that correct?
Carlos
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Where is mode set and what are it's valid values (enum)?
typedef struct netsnmp_agent_request_info_s {
int mode;
Getting 0 on a Set. Doesn't seem right. Running 5.0.8.
Carlos
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> Carlos Cantu wrote:
> >>$ agent/snmpd -Dmib_init -I -hr_other,hr_disk -H 2>&1 | grep hr_
> >
> > Is mib_init a keyword I need in the options?
> No, it's a debug token, of course.
But is it correct to say that the two tokens 'mib_init' and
> $ agent/snmpd -Dmib_init -H 2>&1 | grep hr_
> $ agent/snmpd -Dmib_init -I -hr_other,hr_disk -H 2>&1 | grep hr_
Is mib_init a keyword I need in the options? I was doing my call as:
snmpd -V -Dagentx -I -hr_other,hr_disk,etc
Thanks.
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> Instead of configuring them out, disable them at startup:
>
>snmpd -I
-hr_filesys,hr_swinst,hr_proc,hr_partition,hr_print,etc
Tried this but still getting MIBs dumped. I don't see anything
wrong with the syntax. Perhaps the minus "-" needs to be in
front of each of the modules
> So I tried the following configure:
> configure --with-mib-modules="host/hr_device host/hr_disk
> host/hr_network host/hr_storage host/hr_system" --with-libwrap
Strange. If I change the configure to:
configure --with-mib-modules="host/hr_device host/hr_disk
host/hr_network h
> On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 13:49:45 -0600 Carlos wrote:
> CC> Trying to configure the agent to not report on so many MIBs. But
> CC> I need the HR MIB so I did the following.
> CC>
> CC> --with-mib-modules="host" --with-out-mib-modules="host/hr_swinst
> CC> host/hr_filesys host/hr_proc host/hr_pa
> Does anybody know if there is a CLI (command line interface) application
> that presents data in a better format than using the snmpget and snmpset
> routines for linux?
What do you mean by better? How do you need the data represented?
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Trying to configure the agent to not report on so many MIBs. But
I need the HR MIB so I did the following.
--with-mib-modules="host" --with-out-mib-modules="host/hr_swinst
host/hr_filesys host/hr_proc host/hr_partition host/hr_print
mibII/sysORTable"
Configure completes and I don't notic
> So if you run into more problem you
> can't solve on your own, you'd better remove the older Net-SNMP version.
I'm running into the same problem on my system. My SuSE install comes
with
4.2.5 preloaded and the libs are in /usr/lib. My 5.0.8 that I installed
manually put the libs in /usr/local
I demand a recount -- I was turned away at the polls!
Just kidding
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OK - I've now tallied the results of the voting regarding
automatically adding a "[net-snm
I think we were told not to clog up the forum with rants. The 2004
to-tag-or-not-to-tag vote will carry forward and lead us fearlessly
into the future (be it yes or be it no). Nuff sed.
> Things which interrupt the user's thought process for no gain are poor
> user interface design.
This means
What's the convention being used out there when a management
app wants to make sure no traps are lost? Traps are also
UPD packets like regular Gets/Responses, right? Therefore
there is always the possiblity that a packet might be lost.
Is there such a thing as an SNMP Trap over TCP? Or is there
I don't understand the hang-up. Is it that the Subject column of
your e-mail browser is not wide enough to show a short tag plus
the real subject text?
I don't really need the tags myself. The techie network gurus
must be doing a good job on spam filtering. But if some people
can benefit from a
Excellent idea, many would benefit from it (I know I would).
> Would it be possible to prefix the subject line with an identifier such
as [NET SNMP USERS] ?
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Is there any way to dynamically check which OIDs I registered
with the agent? I don't see any errors registering my hrDevice
table, yet only the net-snmp agent hrDevice stuff is showing up,
not my local instrumentation. Looks like this might be a long
weekend... :-(
Thanks for any info.
Carlos
> ./configure --with-mib-modules=host
--with-out-mib-modules=host/hr_swinst
Can't get configure to succeed with this option. Gives me:
hostconfigure: error: module files --with-out-mib-modules=host/hr_swinst.h
or --with-out-mib-modules=host/hr_swinst.c could not be found in
./agent/mibgroup
Getting an hrDeviceIndex.1280 = 1280 with an hrDeviceType of
hrDevicePrinter. I'm guessing this is being generated by the
net-snmp agent. But shouldn't there also be an entry in the
prtGeneral table subscripted by 1280? And I'm even curious
why that entry is there. We are a printer, but I'm han
Is there any way to make the hrSW table less comprehensive? My
last dump of the host resources table had the software OIDs
count at over 2000 instances. I know this is a mandatory table,
but it makes walking the MIBs harder when we're really only
interested in the hrDevice, hrSystem and hrStorag
had left out that my actual configure flag is
--with-libwrap=/usr
and the entire line of flags is
--prefix=/usr --bindir=/usr/bin --sbindir=/usr/sbin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] '--with-mib-modules=host
disman/event-mib' --with-persistent-directory=/var/ucd-snmp
--with-sys-location=unknown --with-libwrap
doing a configure with --with-libwrap
getting:
checking for tcpd.h... no
Asked to use libwrap but couldn't find tcpd.h
Help! My tcpd.h is in /usr/include/tcpd.h
Thanks.
Carlos
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> I suspect this is something that probably hasn't really been looked
> at before. In general, we wouldn't normally call this routine twice.
> And even if we did, the second call should return almost immediately
> without actually doing anything.
>
> It would be extremely useful to know *where* t
I see USE_LIBWRAP is defined in ucd-snmp, but undefined in
net-snmp. Or at least it's defined in ucd-snmp-config.h,
but not in acconfig.h. Could my problem where I crash due
to hosts_ctl undefined be caused by using (or pointing to)
the wrong .so's?
I have a problem where libnetsnmpagent.so give
> UCD-SNMP version 4.2.6 <=== THIS MAY BE MY PROBLEM!!! NOT POINTING
TO
> THE RIGHT VERSION OF SNMPD. I'LL TRY
>FIGURING WHY THAT IS AND REPORT BACK.
pointing to the newer 5.0.8 fixed my problems... thanks for lending a
k
> What does it mean when I don't get many fd's from the snmp_select_info()
> call? Lately, the count is not higher than 2, and I cannot process SNMP
> requests. I've seen when the count is 3 or 4, I am able to process
> requests. Any ideas?
Maybe the select is not the problem, looking at the ou
What does it mean when I don't get many fd's from the snmp_select_info()
call? Lately, the count is not higher than 2, and I cannot process SNMP
requests. I've seen when the count is 3 or 4, I am able to process
requests. Any ideas?
I've changed my code back to the way it was when it was workin
> "tcpd" might be more relevant - that's a
> common name of the tcp_wrapper daemon.
>
> What files does it include? ("rpm -q -l tcpd")
> Can you find a file "libwrap..." on the system at all?
> ("locate libwrap")
Yes that seems to be it. Somehow in our strange setup,
libwrap.a is not being li
> It would feel more profitable to try and track down the missing
> system call(s). "hosts_ctl" sounds like part of the libwrap
> mechanism. I'm not sure if SuSE is the same, but on my RedHat
> box, this is provided by the "tcp_wrappers" RPM. Do you have
> that installed?
Don't know. Did an
rpm -e net-snmp-5.0.8-1 gives:
: removing these packages would break dependencies:
libnetsnmp.so.5 is needed by mod_php4-4.2.2-502
libnetsnmp.so.5 is needed by mod_php4-core-4.2.2-502
Any ideas? I could try -f (force) on uninstall and hope for
the best.
Thanks,
Carlos
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> Is this a library/agent that you've compiled yourself,
> or a pre-installed version?
It's possible. Yet on this system there should only be
one instance of net-snmp. It's a dual-boot machine that
boots into two flavors of SuSE. But they shouldn't share
any files since they are on their own pa
Anyone ever see:
relocation error: /usr/lib/libnetsnmpagent.so.5:
undefinded symbol: hosts_ctl
?
Getting this when doing Gets/Dumps. I can see some
OIDs, but eventually get comes back with genErr or
noSuchName and the above error.
Will try on newer version on net-snmp, but being as
I'm und
> snmpd -c /directory/file.conf
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Calling init_agent() twice on PPC crashes netsnmp. But not
on Intel. Both running 5.0.8. May be more of a timing issue
than an architecture issue though. The init_agent() may not
be called twice on the PC because we might actually connect
the first time through our code. I'll have to investiga
> That depends on how much work you want to do. The easiest solution, and
the one
> I use, it so configure with --disable-shared and built staticly linked
apps.
> Then it's just a matter of setting your path. Takes up lots more space,
but
> disks are cheap and it's much easier than dealing confi
things worked fine on 5.1pre2 :-(
gonna try fixing the cause of why we're going into pthread
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I'm going to try the new version of netsnmp, but for now, the
5.0.8 stack trace after I do my init_agent("netsnmp") is:
(gdb) where
#0 0x0fc082b4 in pthread_mutex_lock () from /lib/libpthread.so.0
#1 0x0fa1d940 in free () from /lib/libc.so.6
#2 0x0ffdac70 in netsnmp_handler_registration_free (r
> Not that I'm aware of. Have you tried to get the latest (5.1.2.pre2) to
run on
> PPC? Even if you can't use it on your product, knowing if the latest
code works
> could help narrow down the problem scope.
I'll give it a shot. I'm guessing there's no way to flip-flop between
versions.
You ha
> I don't think so. Are you saying that an unmodified net-snmp snmpd has
> this problem? What PowerPC platform are you on? Which OS?
True, net-snmp is unmodified. Both on Intel and on the IBM pSeries 630
running SuSE Linux with 2.4.19 kernel. Don't ask, you'll get the same
answer as to why we're
> CC> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> CC> [Switching to Thread 1024 (LWP 13779)]
> CC> __pthread_mutex_lock (mutex=0x410) at mutex.c:99
> CC> 99 mutex.c: No such file or directory.
> CC> in mutex.c
> CC> Current language: auto; currently c
> CC> (gdb) where
> CC
Maybe a look at how I register would shed some light on the seg
fault. Unless it's a simple matter of finding where mutex.c is
located. mutex.c looks to be a linux source file. And it's
located in /usr/src/linux/fx/xfs_suport/. Does netsnmp use this?
If so, do I need something set in my PATH or
Anyone see this before? It's kind of hard for me to debug since
my call is not in the stack trace. I think I have the MIBs in
the right place and my config files set up correctly.
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 1024 (LWP 13779)]
__pthread_mutex_lock (mu
make[1]: *** No rule to make target
`helpers/libnetsnmphelpers.la', needed by `snmpd'.
Stop.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/pkgs/net-snmp-5.0.8/agent'
make: *** [installsubdirs] Error 1
Any ideas?
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> Reason I ask is because I'm getting 'no such file' for
> usr/local/include/net-snmp/system/sysv.h from linux.h.
> This comes from including net-snmp-config.h in my
> instrumentation.
Darn it, this happened because it really wasn't there at
the time -- side-effect from moving to a new code tree.
How does SYSTEM_INCLUDE_FILE get set in net-snmp-config.h?
I mean is this hard-coded or set when running configure
before building net-snmp?
Reason I ask is because I'm getting 'no such file' for
usr/local/include/net-snmp/system/sysv.h from linux.h.
This comes from including net-snmp-config.h in
> > The [snmpd.conf] file is correctly created at the current directory
> > which I was working when I run snmpconf (/root)
>
> Have you then installed this file to the final destination?
>
> Typically either '/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf' or
'/usr/local/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf'
> (depending on how the ag
If all I want to do is verify that I'm sending out traps,
would traphandle be the best tool for the job?
Carlos
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> And yet that part where people ask you not to send
> HTML mail goes over your head.
No use being a yerk, just give him the link.
http://www.uucdigest.com/plaintext.html
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>RETURN VALUE
> On success, select and pselect return the number of descriptors
> contained in the descriptor sets, which may be zero if the timeout
> expires before anything interesting happens.
I do have the man pages installed, it just didn't dawn on me to look
there.
Wolfgang Fritz wrote:
> Tommy Christensen wrote:
>> Hi Wolfgang
>>
>> Yeah, memory leaks can be really nasty to track down.
>>
>> I am running with this patch on top of 5.0.8 - and I don't see
>> any more leaks on SET requests! Perhaps it will work for you too,
>> or at least provide some usefull
What does the count mean on the return from select in
agent_check_and_process?
I'm curious because I'm hitting agent_check_and_process like 3 times when
doing
a Get of a single OID. One time the count will be 2, then 1, then 4. But
only
one of those is the actual packet request that requires p
>Channel 27 is running continuous repeats of Are You Being Served?
>Channel 28 is running continuous repeats of Fawlty Towers
>Channel 29 is running continuous repeats of Yes Minister
>Channel 30 is running "The Best of British Comedy"
char aubs[] = "Are You Being Served"
char ft[]
> Nope, it's still there. Try the settings from this page:
>
>http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/listadmins/plaintext.html
Well now this should do the trick. I even went back to a graphics
Letterhead, but you shouldn't see that either since I've set my
Internet mail to MIME format. Th
So I think I figured it out. It's not that I have HTML "turned on"
since I could never find where to turn it off. It's that Lotus Notes
allows you to choose a Letterhead. And so now I chose a Letterhead
that is plain text and no image. Hopefully this fixes the HTML thing.
If not, I'm really o
Let's try a slightly more confusing analogy:
Bill has cable, Dave has satellite, and Bob has an antenna.
Each tunes-in to Are You Being Served? But:
Bill's on channel 4, Dave's on 57, and Bob's on 17.
All get the same data regardless of channel. You're instru-
mentation knows that the OI
> If you are getting that error from the main snmpd, something really weird is
> going on. Is it a modified version of snmpd, or the default snmpd? And you say
> you are using 5.0.9?
It seems something strange *is* going on. The error message is coming from a
default snmpd.
> (Note that we r
> CC> > Yep, the html is still there.
> CC>
> CC> How 'bout now?
>
> Still there..
Hmmm. The title of the window is "Sending Internet Mail". The pull-down
is named "Internet Mail Format". And I chose "Plain Text Only". Can't
get much simpler than that. The only thing I did different here
> Can any one tell me how snmp.conf can be created.
Use the script snmpconf located in your install directory.
> Is the creation of this file necessary for the
> configuration of the list of parameters that is
> available and which can be viewed using 'snmpd -H'
Don't think so, that kind of
> Yep, the html is still there.
How 'bout now? For others running L. Notes, the setting is in File->
Preferences->User Preferences, Mail, Internet, Internet Mail Options.
Choose Text Only from the drop down.
> CC> netsnmp_ds_set_boolean(NETSNMP_DS_APPLICATION_ID,
> CC>
First things first, I know I should send posts to the group. It was an
oversight from just doing a Reply in my e-mail software and not cc'ing
the group. My bad.
I'm not sure how you're getting HTML. I use Lotus Notes for e-mail and
I'm not aware that it embeds HTML in my sent e-mail. I usuall
> What's the command that is giving you this message?
> How exactly are you running it?
>
I'm running
/usr/local/sbin/snmpd -V -Dagentx
and my initial setup looks like this
netsnmp_ds_set_boolean(NETSNMP_DS_APPLICATION_ID,
NETSNMP_DS_AGENT_ROLE, 1);
init_agen
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