ID: 25604
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Summary: configure fails to define variables for use with snmp
module
Reported By: gaz at fission dot org dot uk
-Status: Open
+Status: Closed
Bug Type: SNMP related
Operating System: Debian GNU/Linux unstable(sid)
PHP Version: 4.3.3
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Previous Comments:
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[2003-09-19 09:56:03] gaz at fission dot org dot uk
Description:
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This may very well be a debian specific bug, I couldn't honestly say.
However, when I run:
phpize
./configure
make
make install
on the snmp library to run as a dynamic module then it compiles fine -
but config.h defines the values for HAVE_SNMP_PARSE_OID as undefined
when infact the relevant header files are installed. This means that
doing an snmpwalk("host","community",$OID) will just keep running and
eventually timeout. This seems to happen no matter what $OID is, aside
from "system" - it works fine like that.
Reproduce code:
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// note, this was testing again a 3com superstack3 switch
$a = snmpwalk($host, $community, "ifDescr");
print_r($a);
Expected result:
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(
[0] => STRING: RMON Port 01 on unit 1
[1] => STRING: RMON Port 02 on unit 1
[2] => STRING: RMON Port 03 on unit 1
[3] => STRING: RMON Port 04 on unit 1
[4] => STRING: RMON Port 05 on unit 1
[5] => STRING: RMON Port 06 on unit 1
[6] => STRING: RMON Port 07 on unit 1
[7] => STRING: RMON Port 08 on unit 1
[8] => STRING: RMON Port 09 on unit 1
[9] => STRING: RMON Port 10 on unit 1
[10] => STRING: RMON Port 11 on unit 1
[11] => STRING: RMON Port 12 on unit 1
[12] => STRING: RMON Port 13 on unit 1
[13] => STRING: RMON Port 14 on unit 1
[14] => STRING: RMON Port 15 on unit 1
[15] => STRING: RMON Port 16 on unit 1
[16] => STRING: RMON Port 17 on unit 1
[17] => STRING: RMON Port 18 on unit 1
[18] => STRING: RMON Port 19 on unit 1
[19] => STRING: RMON Port 20 on unit 1
[20] => STRING: RMON Port 21 on unit 1
[21] => STRING: RMON Port 22 on unit 1
[22] => STRING: RMON Port 23 on unit 1
[23] => STRING: RMON Port 24 on unit 1
[24] => STRING: RMON Port 25 on unit 1
[25] => STRING: RMON Port 26 on unit 1
[26] => STRING: Console Port 192.168.101.1 on unit 1
[27] => STRING: Management Port 195.74.109.38 on unit 1
[28] => STRING: VLAN 00001
[29] => STRING: 802.1Q Encapsulation Tag 0001
[30] => STRING: Stack Aggregated Link 01
[31] => STRING: Stack Aggregated Link 02
[32] => STRING: Stack Aggregated Link 03
[33] => STRING: Stack Aggregated Link 04
)
Actual result:
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I just get a timeout
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