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> Subject: RE: mib2c config file format - testing read-only
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> I think this manual could be what
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Ah yes, one of the other things I had
to do to get the compiled-from-source mib2c working on my box was to remove the
default (binary) installation of netSNMP that was already on the box (RedHat
Enterprise 4). At least that was one of the things I tried on the way to gett
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Hi,
I had this also. I think it's fiarly
common. First of all, ignore the instructions to call the Makefile.PL directly
and try rebuilding the whole thing from scratch at the top level... But when you
do ./configure, give it the --with-perl-modules flag. This probably wo
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Hi,
Is the mib2c config file format published anywhere,
or is it just a case of looking at the mib2c source code? I note that the manual
page reads as though the config files shipped with NetSNMP are really part of
mib2c, but presumably it's not that hard to tweak it
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Hi,
ignore this post unless you have generated code with mib2c and tried to
compile it, only to get a compile error like this:
gcc -I../../include -I. -I../../agent
-I../../agent/mibgroup -I../../snmplib -g -O2 -Dlinux
-c processor.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/processor.lo
processor.c: In function `in
Hi,
I've started using Net-SNMP recently and had the same problem. After
trying the various sorts of things that you also have tried, I finally
discovered that the .so file wasn't being linked in (spotted by a
colleague). Setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH fixed this for me. Specifically,
I added "export
