Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-14 Thread Dave Shield
On 13 January 2013 14:30, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
 I had a quick question. Can you please suggest me platform (OS) and tools
 (IDE) used to develop and test feature/bugs?

Basic advice - use what you are most comfortable with.
I do most of my development on Linux, with a command-line terminal.

If you're happier using an IDE, or on a different OS, then use that.
For most things, it doesn't really matter.
   The main exception is when you're implementing an agent MIB module,
where you need to pull data from the underlying system.  This *does*
tend to be very O/S-specific.
   But most of the client-side stuff, the main agent framework, and the
library code should be more-or-less O/S independent.


 I seem a bit confused at the moment considering a few options such as
 Windows with Cygwin or MSVC and Linux (any flavor) with gcc.

Linux/gxx is probably the core development environment for most
of the development team.   But there will be some who naturally
work in a different setup.
   Don't worry too much about it - go for what works best for you.
Whatever you come up with will be tested/tweaked to work with
other systems anyway.

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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-13 Thread Vivek Nagaraj
Dave,

I had a quick question. Can you please suggest me platform (OS) and tools
(IDE) used to develop and test feature/bugs?

I seem a bit confused at the moment considering a few options such as
Windows with Cygwin or MSVC and Linux (any flavor) with gcc.

What do you consider a good one for a beginner?

Thanks,
Vivek


On Fri, Jan 11, 2013 at 7:17 PM, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.comwrote:

 Thanks Dave.

 From sourceforge.net:
 #164 snmptrapd: modify forwarded traps
  I hope this is what you mentioned.

 Let me take a loot at it and get back to you on this.

 Vivek


 On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Dave Shield 
 d.t.shi...@liverpool.ac.ukwrote:

 On 10 January 2013 16:00, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
  Any bugs / feature requests in net-snmp that you might think I can
 handle as
  a fresher, can you please point me to?

 One relatively self-contained feature that should be reasonably
 straightforward
 to implement would be to extend the forward mechanism of
  snmptrapd.conf,
 in order to accept version/community/authentication information.
At the moment, traps are forwarded using the same version/credentials
 taken
 from the incoming trap - it would be very useful to be able to specify
 these in
 the config file, and hence forward traps using a different version
 and/or credentials.

 At heart, this would essentially be merging in the behaviour of the
 'trapsess' directive.
 (See Feature Request #164)
 Does that sound the sort of thing you were looking for?


 Dave



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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-11 Thread Vivek Nagaraj
Thanks Dave.

From sourceforge.net:
#164 snmptrapd: modify forwarded traps
 I hope this is what you mentioned.

Let me take a loot at it and get back to you on this.

Vivek


On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Dave Shield d.t.shi...@liverpool.ac.ukwrote:

 On 10 January 2013 16:00, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
  Any bugs / feature requests in net-snmp that you might think I can
 handle as
  a fresher, can you please point me to?

 One relatively self-contained feature that should be reasonably
 straightforward
 to implement would be to extend the forward mechanism of  snmptrapd.conf,
 in order to accept version/community/authentication information.
At the moment, traps are forwarded using the same version/credentials
 taken
 from the incoming trap - it would be very useful to be able to specify
 these in
 the config file, and hence forward traps using a different version
 and/or credentials.

 At heart, this would essentially be merging in the behaviour of the
 'trapsess' directive.
 (See Feature Request #164)
 Does that sound the sort of thing you were looking for?


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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-10 Thread Vivek Nagaraj
Suna,

The company I work for monitors the RAID controller through SNMP and
provides SNMP traps too using a pass-through script.


Dave,

Any bugs / feature requests in net-snmp that you might think I can handle
as a fresher, can you please point me to?

Thanks,
Vivek
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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-10 Thread Dave Shield
On 10 January 2013 16:00, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Any bugs / feature requests in net-snmp that you might think I can handle as
 a fresher, can you please point me to?

One relatively self-contained feature that should be reasonably straightforward
to implement would be to extend the forward mechanism of  snmptrapd.conf,
in order to accept version/community/authentication information.
   At the moment, traps are forwarded using the same version/credentials taken
from the incoming trap - it would be very useful to be able to specify these in
the config file, and hence forward traps using a different version
and/or credentials.

At heart, this would essentially be merging in the behaviour of the
'trapsess' directive.
(See Feature Request #164)
Does that sound the sort of thing you were looking for?


Dave

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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-09 Thread Vivek Nagaraj
Dave,

The level of detail was less. Sorry for that.

Ok. Coming to the point, I am a computer science graduate mainly working on
C/C++/Java programming language projects for nearly three years.

My passion was always to contribute a little bit to the opensource
softwares.

You might ask why I chose net-snmp? Well, the company I work for develops a
SNMP subagent for major operating systems. So, I came to know of net-snmp
which happens to be SNMP main agent.

This might also provide me a good insight of how net-snmp works behind the
scenes.

Hope this is good enough for the details you might need?

Thanks,
Vivek


On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 1:45 AM, Dave Shield d.t.shi...@liverpool.ac.ukwrote:

 On 8 January 2013 11:16, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
  I am interested to work on net-snmp.

 What are you wanting to do with the software?
 It's a bit difficult to offer advice given the level of detail
 you have provided so far :-)

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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-09 Thread Dave Shield
On 9 January 2013 14:03, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
 My passion was always to contribute a little bit to the opensource softwares.
 This might also provide me a good insight of how net-snmp works behind the
 scenes.

OK - so you're looking for some idea about what you might do
with/for the project   -   rather than wanting assistance with a
particular task that you've already got.   Is that correct?

   What O/S setups do you have access to?
One possible task might be to look at some of the MIBs that are
only supported on selected environments, and look at porting
them to another O/S.   That would typically involve discovering how
the necessary information could be retrieved from the target O/S,
and merging this in with the existing code for that MIB.

Or see if there's a MIB that isn't currently supported, and look
at implementing that.  (Which is similar to the above, but would
involve the SNMP/MIB side too)

Another option might be to look through the list of feature requests
(found under the 'ticket' section of the project's S/F site), and
see if there's anything that catches your interest there.

Or if you were feeling really keen, have a look through the 'bugs'
tickets, and see if you could tackle some of those.   That would
really make you friends among the core development team!


If I've misunderstood what you're looking for - or if you've got
an idea about what you'd like to work at, but would need some
guidance/advice - just let us know, and we'll try to help.

Dave

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Re: Working on net-snmp

2013-01-08 Thread Dave Shield
On 8 January 2013 11:16, Vivek Nagaraj nagaraj.vi...@gmail.com wrote:
 I am interested to work on net-snmp.

What are you wanting to do with the software?
It's a bit difficult to offer advice given the level of detail
you have provided so far :-)

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