Morning Chris,

No more cannot parse trap lines tho.  This will sound weird, but can you
check in switches.conf and make sure you don't have any tab characters in
it?  I saw this weird behavior before and it was because of that.  Make
sure you only use spaces, not tabulations.

Just to eliminate another possibilities.  Meanwhile, I don't think the
problem is with apache.

> Good morning François,
>
> I shutdown the snmptrapfmt daemon, as instructed, with no apparent
> change. The log output is lengthier, attached here. The process hangs
> at the same point : after (good) validation it stays in the
> registration vlan without changing, finally, to the 'main' vlan. In
> process of doing this the user is, of course registered with PF.
>
> As the apache2/httpd redirection seems part of this issue, please note
> that I had to insert the following line at the top of the httpd.conf
> (httpd.conf -> httpd.conf.apache22) file in the conf/templates dir
>
> ServerRoot %%install_dir%%
>
> to get the apache2 server to run under PF control on our Debian
> platform. Could this be affecting redirection under PF config ? Apache
> won't run without it on this platform. Seems harmless to me but ...
>
> Thanks François,
>
> G'day !
>
> Chris
>
> On Wed  5.Jan'11 at 14:50:22 -0500, Francois Gaudreault wrote:
>>   Chris,
>>
>> Can you try to shutdown snmptrapfmt and see if the behavior is the same?
>>
>> On 11-01-05 2:23 PM, cg wrote:
>> > Hi François,
>> >
>> > Yes, it's there - as spec'd, as well as our wired switch and the AP.
>> >
>> > Thanks ...
>> >
>> > Chris
>> >
>> > On Wed  5.Jan'11 at 13:30:49 -0500, Francois Gaudreault wrote:
>> >>    Chris,
>> >>
>> >> I checked in the Aironet module, and the regex there matches the trap
>> >> you sent me.  No problems in the module.
>> >>
>> >> Can you check in the switches.conf that you have the following, this
>> is
>> >> a mandatory "local" switch :
>> >>
>> >> [127.0.0.1]
>> >> type = PacketFence
>> >> mode = production
>> >> uplink = dynamic
>> >>
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