Steve S. Law wrote:
I wonder why the same code behaves differenly on two machines. Somehow the subagent is not finding "my_agent.conf" file? How can I debug which configuration file path is being accessed by my sub-agent?
For net-snmp 5.2.2 and later, "net-snmp-config --snmpconfpath" will tell you.
There's also the read_config debug token that can be turned on by the "-D<token>" command-line option (probably not supported by your subagent) or the snmp.conf "debugTokens <token>" config directive (chicken and egg since you don't know where to put it).
So I'd actually propose running "strace -e trace=open /path/to/subagent" to find out.
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