My bet is that the problem is whatever package installed the /sw/include/netinet/tcp_var.h for you, since I'm sure net-snmp really wants /usr/include/netinet/tcp_var.h .
I dunno if there's a "good" way to do this, but "a" way is to cd /sw/fink/debs, and do the following in csh:
% foreach i ( *.deb ) foreach? (dpkg -c $i | sed -e "s/^/${i}: /") | grep tcp_var.h foreach? end
That should tell you which package has tcp_var.h (although is probably monstrous overkill). If you can, uninstall that package and then see if net-snmp builds OK.
It was the jaguar-missing-headers package, since nothing before the december dev tools had these headers (they used to be in 10.1). I've got a new version of jaguar-missing-headers that uninstalls everything and requires the december dev tools, I've just added it to unstable -- try doing a 'fink install jaguar-missing-headers' and then try again. If it works, we should probably add a dependency on jaguar-missing-headers >= 1.1 to net-snmp just to make sure people upgrade properly if they have the old package (for new users, it's basically a no-op).
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