How can I fix it though? It was working fine until I upgraded the kernel to 2.2.9,
but I fail to see what the kernel has to do it. Is it something wrong with the config
file? I did
install the version of ucd-snmp from the link on your web site. Can I hard code the
snmp community string in radiator as a test? Which module would that be, Nas.pm?
..Rich
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999 10:03:56 -0500, Mike McCauley wrote:
>Hi Richard.
>
>On Jun 21, 7:51am, Richard Hawley wrote:
>> Subject: Re: (RADIATOR) snmpget errors.
>> >>
>> >> sh: somecommunity: command not found
>> >
>> >So, that last line is actually printed out by snmpget or Radiator?
>> >
>> I am not sure. It looks like a shell error. Just as if I typed
>somecommunity at the prompt and bash gave that error.
>
>Thats what it looks like to me too.
>I have a very strong suspicion that your snmpget program is behaving in a
>different way to before, and its not sending the community name to Radiator as
>you would expect.
>
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