2009/4/17 Anthony Wright :
> I suspect I know the answer to this, but is it possible to get snmpd to
> run a command when it issues a trap rather than sending out a trap packet?
Yes. Well, sort-of.
It is certainly possible to configure the agent to run a command when
it receives a SET request.
I suspect I know the answer to this, but is it possible to get snmpd to
run a command when it issues a trap rather than sending out a trap packet?
I want to keep an eye on disk space and when it gets to high remove some
log files. I wondered if it is possible for snmpd to watch the disk
space, and
I suspect I know the answer to this, but is it possible to get snmpd to
run a command when it issues a trap rather than sending out a trap packet?
I want to keep an eye on disk space and when it gets to high remove some
log files. I wondered if it is possible for snmpd to watch the disk
space, and
