Hi François, Done - the switches.conf file is certified free of any contamination by tabs. I don't think it's wierd at all ; I've ended up in some trouble before because of tabs ; I never use them - avoid them like the plague ...
Reassuring about apache. Should I restart the snmptrapfmt daemon (is it still under suspicion) ? Appreciate the attention ; please feel free ; I'll be here late. Best, Chris On Thu 6.Jan'11 at 8:03:32 -0500, [email protected] wrote: > 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. 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