On 24 July 2012 09:16, mohamad hosein jafari <smhjafar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> you means I use Killall snmptrap command?
No
You are still getting confused between "snmptrap" and "snmptrapd"
"snmptrapd" is the trap receiver - the program that runs all the time, listening
for incoming traps and processing/logging them.
"snmptrap" is used for generating traps - a command-line tool that is run
individually.
snmptrap sends the trap to snmptrapd
Note the 'd' at the end of the name - this stands for "daemon".
It's the daemon (snmptrapd) that's running all the time,
which is blocking the (new) daemon that you are trying to start.
So it's the daemon that you need to shut down.
Try
killall snmptrapd
Please try to keep these two clear in your mind (and in your messages).
The potential for confusion if you mix them up is immense!
Dave
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