2008/6/11 Thomas Bonham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The only other big thing that I need to figure out how to do is tell it
> to just work one little part of something. As a example just have it
> work "system"
There are two aspects to this:
- how to tell it where to start
- how to tell it where to stop
You can specify a starting point when you create the initial
Varbind object. Instead of simply
$vb = new SNMP::Varbind();
try
$vb = new SNMP::Varbind(["system"]);
Telling it where to stop is handled by the termination condition
at the end of the look. The initial code fragment I posted used
do {
...
} until ($sess->{ErrorNum});
which keeps going until it reaches the end.
Try something like:
do {
...
} until (${$vb}[0] !~ /^sys/ );
which will print the system group only.
That's not exactly right, since it will actually print
the first entry *after* the system group as well,
before realising that it should have finished.
This might be better re-worked to use a while loop
instead.
And you might find a different test works
better for you. But that shows the basic idea.
Dave
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