Try:
SNMP::register_debug_tokens("read_config,snmp_build,snmp_send,snmpv3");
$SNMP::debugging = 2;
to see what it's doing. In theory the per-host files are read deep inside
the transport, which perl can't avoid using, but using the debugging may
help see what's happening. When I was reading the code for the snmpapp
initialization, I found that it was using the default version from the data
store too early, so while the data store was updated from the per-host
file, it was too late for that to have any effect. Perhaps the whole
session is being initialized in the perl bindings before the per-host file
is able to be read.
Bill
On Sat, Apr 4, 2015 at 1:13 PM, Matthew G. Marsh <m...@paktronix.com> wrote:
>
> Just looking for a pointer to where I can find documentation/examples on
> how to get the perl module to read in the /etc/snmp/hosts/xxx
> configuration files.
>
> The command line utilities work flawlessly using these files.
>
> Would prefer not to have to read in the config file and manually parse it.
>
> Am looking to try and remove all hardcoded passphrases from the perl scrip
> files.
>
> TIA for any help!
>
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