On Tue, 2005-11-29 at 10:22 -0800, Wes Hardaker wrote:
Sadly, it's not a bug.
It's a feature!!!
It's a long standing issue. precedence for net-snmp, which is quite
unique to our package, is in order (1 being trumped by 2):
1) short command line arguments
2) config files
3) long command
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005 10:39:10 +, Dave Shield [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Dave According to your description above, the config file
Dave setting (public) should take precedence over the
Dave short command line argument -c private.
Dave But it doesn't, and it's right not to.
That's unfortunately
On Thu, 10 Nov 2005 09:17:05 +, Dave Shield [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
The output formatting options that I specify on the command line do
not appear to override the options found in my ~/.snmp/snmp.conf
file. if I remove oidOutputFormat from my snmp.conf file and
specify both -Of and
On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 15:25 -0500, Bradford Ritchie wrote:
The output formatting options that I specify on the command line do
not appear to override the options found in my ~/.snmp/snmp.conf
file. if I remove oidOutputFormat from my snmp.conf file and
specify both -Of and -Os on the
Sure thing. I suppose I should take the time to figure out which
options are affected and which (such as -c -v) are not.
Thanks.
-- BradOn 11/10/05, Dave Shield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 15:25 -0500, Bradford Ritchie wrote: The output formatting options that I specify on the
This is getting pretty frustrating actually the more I use the various
commands. The config files should allow me to set my own defaults
but shouldn't lock me into those choices. Now I can't get more
verbose output unless I comment out or rename my snmp.conf file first.
If I were to come up with
Bradford Ritchie wrote:
This is getting pretty frustrating actually the more I use the various
commands. The config files should allow me to set my own defaults but
shouldn't lock me into those choices. Now I can't get more verbose
output unless I comment out or rename my snmp.conf file
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I can override the version and community string on the
command line using -v and -c. But the oidOutputFormat is
always used even if I specify -Of on the command line. In
The output formatting options that I specify on the command line do not
appear to override the options found in my ~/.snmp/snmp.conf
file. Assuming this is the expected behavior, is it really what's
intended? I would think that the command line options should have
the last say.
The documentation
