> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
> Behalf Of xiao ren
> Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2008 2:07 AM
> And yes, I do install net-snmp lib from source, so I guess I
> have installed the MIB files already.
Part of "installed" involves locatability. This is usually done by
setting the environment variables MIBDIRS and MIBS in a startup file (.bashrc,
Windows "environment variables" dialog, etc.), but one can set those locally or
use -M/-m flags.
> And read_objid function doesn't report error after I changed
> the oids structure according to your advice. Maybe I should
> always explicitly write the MIB name from which the oid originated?
You should always fully qualify your OIDs so the library can find them.
Generally, the MIB::name reliably, produces fully qualified OIDs, but you can
also use full numeric OIDs, depending on the situation.
HTH,
Mike
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