On 17/10/06, Roland Stigge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the restricted case (admin adding MIBs, daemon/program etc. running
> as user with restricted permissions), it is equivalent to having no
> .index files at all. ;->

Agreed.
At least up until the first time that a privileged account runs one of
the Net-SNMP tools.
That would then automatically generate the indexes, which would then
be available for later uses.

Actually, the one disadvantage of the patch that I supplied is that
it'll prevent "personal" MIB directories from being indexed.   At the
moment, they're normally owned by the user concerned, so that person
can create/update the index file.  If the indexes are moved to the
/var tree, then that would typically not be generally writeable, so
such personal indexes couldn't be written there.

But I always expected this patch to need some tweaking before it was
ready to go live.

Dave

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