> Thanks for the info. I was afraid of that.
>
> Is there an easy place to hack this in?
> All I really need to do call my app once during the commit phase.
Well the simplest approach would be to edit
agent/mibgroup/ucd-snmp/pass.c
and adjust the routine setPass() to read
- if (action != ACTION)
+ if (action != COMMIT)
return SNMP_ERR_NOERROR;
That would invoke your application during the commit phase instead.
Otherwise you could tweak it to run on both passes,
and adjust the statement
snprintf(passthru->command, sizeof(passthru->command),
"%s -s %s ", passthru->name, buf);
to use a different flag for the commit phase.
Something like (untested):
snprintf(passthru->command, sizeof(passthru->command),
"%s -%s %s ", passthru->name,
(action == ACTION ? 's' : 'c' ),
buf);
But of course this would be specific to your local setup, and wouldn't
work with a "standard" distribution.
Dave
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