On Tue, 2005-06-21 at 16:36, Robert Story wrote:
> FK> > createUser stage MD5 "12345678" DES
>
> You haven't specified the DES key... try
>
> createUser stage MD5 "12345678" DES "12345678"
No - that won't be it.
It's quite legitimate to omit the encryption key
in a "createUser" line, and the authentication key
will be used for both.
On Wed, 2005-06-22 at 09:01, Stage Iup - Fabrice & Frederic wrote:
> i've just add the following line to net-snmp-config.h
> #define USE_OPENSSL
No - you can't just add definitions to the header file.
If "configure" hasn't found OpenSSL, then encryption
won't be available. You need to persuade "configure",
not patch the header file afterwards.
> i've notice that when the configure step is finished,
> the summary doesn't tell that the encryption is actived
That's the fundamental problem then.
First question - are you sure that OpenSSL is installed on
your system? How was it installed (from source, from a
pre-packaged distribution, part of the default installation)?
*Where* is it installed?
You could try running
configure --with-openssl=/path/to/SSL
if the libraries are in /path/to/SSL/lib and the header
files are in /path/to/SSL/include
Dave
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