On Nov 1, 2007 5:06 PM, Terry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I want to pass the format2 output to traphandle somehow. Here is my
> snmptrapd.conf:
>
> format1 "%B"
> traphandle SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.15538.1.4.0.100 /usr/bin/script $string
>
> I want $string to contain whatever the format1 is limiting. Is this possible?
>
I have some more information. Here is the mib I am including, or at
least one part of it:
dssslaportableRequest NOTIFICATION-TYPE
STATUS current
DESCRIPTION
"DS-Client requested a Portable DS-System"
::= { dssslaTraps 3 }
I want to pass on the description, "DS-Client requested a Portable
DS-System" in this case, to my traphandle somehow. It does not appear
to show up in VARBINDS. Any ideas on how to get this passed onto my
traphandle? Here are the relevant parts of my configs:
outputOption efqs
doNotLogTraps yes
traphandle default /usr/lib/nagios/eventhandlers/handle-trap
In my trap handle, for debug purposes, I am just reading in everything
and echoing it out to a file....ignore the methods used, just testing:
read host
echo $host >> /tmp/narf
read ip
echo $ip >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds0
echo $varbinds0 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds1
echo $varbinds1 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds2
echo $varbinds2 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds3
echo $varbinds3 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds4
echo $varbinds4 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds5
echo $varbinds5 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds6
echo $varbinds6 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds7
echo $varbinds7 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds8
echo $varbinds8 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds9
echo $varbinds9 >> /tmp/narf
read varbinds10
echo $varbinds10 >> /tmp/narf
echo ""
exit 0
Here is what I see in /tmp/narf:
<UNKNOWN>
UDP: [192.168.40.124]:21926
sysUpTimeInstance 122:19:30:12.50
snmpTrapOID.0 dssslaportableRequest
dssslaportableRequest "(From system <foobar>)"
snmpTrapAddress.0 192.168.40.124
snmpTrapCommunity.0 "public"
Thanks for any help you can provide.
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