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On 8 February 2011 17:15, Francois Bouchard <[email protected]> wrote:
>>But if you're using the C libraries, you must have installed them.
>>How did you do this?
>
> I recall having also downloaded the net-snmp binaries, last year.
> So no install so far.
I presume this would be one of the 'net-snmp-5.x.y.win32.exe'
files from the project web site? Running one of these will
install the Net-SNMP package.
I don't know which version you are working with, but I tried
installing the 5.5.0 windows binaries last night (which date from
2009). This does include a package containing the perl modules,
which is optional, but enabled by default.
. Have a look under c:\usr\perl
The documentation that's included with the windows installer binary
tells you how to install the perl modules. (Though it does assume
that you're using ActiveState perl - I don't know enough about
Strawberry Perl to say whether the packages are compatible or not)
Dave
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