On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 12:22:40PM -0400, Jonathan Baxter wrote:
> I recently installed mon on some opensuse 10.3 machines, but could not
> get the snmpdiskspace.monitor to work. I am not a perl guy, but it
> seems the information coming back from the perl Net::SNMP module is
> not correct, in t
I should add that the bash script works with "continguous"
or "non-contiguous" snmpwalk output, since it peels off the indexes
rather than relying on the ordering of the output.
-- Jonathan
> Oh, I remember this one. One way to fix may be to recompile
> net-snmpd with "--with-dummy-values" -
> Oh, I remember this one. One way to fix may be to recompile
> net-snmpd with "--with-dummy-values" - IIRC the "contiguous"
> behavior used to be the default, but it turned out to not fully
> conform to the SNMP standard, and when net-snmpd changed its
> default behavior, a number of SNMP client
On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 12:22:40PM -0400, Jonathan Baxter wrote:
> I recently installed mon on some opensuse 10.3 machines, but could not
> get the snmpdiskspace.monitor to work. I am not a perl guy, but it
> seems the information coming back from the perl Net::SNMP module is
> not correct, in t
I recently installed mon on some opensuse 10.3 machines, but could not
get the snmpdiskspace.monitor to work. I am not a perl guy, but it
seems the information coming back from the perl Net::SNMP module is
not correct, in that it assumes all fields are contiguous when they
are not. Eg, if I run
