> Bernhard> Wherre should I place such tokens if I want to
> centrally tell
> Bernhard> all my subagents which configuration to use?
>
> Wes> if you call init_snmp("blah") then the configuration for your
> Wes> subagent should go into blah.conf.
>
> Robert> Note that all calls to init_snmp will read in any snmp.conf
> Robert> files found in the conf path,
>
> Though of course those files will also be read in by any
> client-side tools that run on the same system, so that might
> be a less appropriate choice for settings specific to just
> the subagents.
Well, I think snmp.conf might be the right place for the agentx stuff.
It would be a global configuration setting, telling all agentx-enabled
applications on the system where to connect. Currently I have the socket
hardcoded.
If I read the man-pages & code right, there exists a config token for
snmpd.conf "AgentXSocket", is there a specific reason why no such token
exists for snmp.conf? Because I could always override a token specified
in snmp.conf by specifying it also in the agent-specific config file,
right?
Regards,
Berni
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