I don't know why we need [' ']' there. It will not match the format for hosts_ctl()
argument. I saw other patches removing it after netsnmp_tcp6(udp6)_frmaddr() call. If
I change inside the function, it seems work.
Yes, I DO have some concern that the reason this [' ']' is added at the first p
Fong, Your patch removes the '[' ']' and port number. Why ?
Fong Tsui wrote:
Attached is my fix for IPv6 address. I think it is clear and simple way. - getting
addr directly from inet_ntop() call without manipulating it in
netsnmp_tcp6(udp6)_frmaddr(). Do you see any problem with it? This is bas
Attached is my fix for IPv6 address. I think it is clear and simple way. - getting
addr directly from inet_ntop() call without manipulating it in
netsnmp_tcp6(udp6)_frmaddr(). Do you see any problem with it? This is based on v5.0.9.
Thanks,
Fong
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> From: "Gareth Plevin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2004/08/12 Thu AM 11:52:19 EDT
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Installation errors net-snmp-5.1.2
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> While trying to install net-snmp-5.1.2 on a WHM 9.4.0 cPanel 9.4.1-C72
> FreeBSD 4.8-RELEASE - WHM X v3.1.0, I get numerous errors li
Dave> It should be sufficient to tweak the Makefiles so that the
Dave> mibgroup/agentx files are compiled and linked into the
Dave> main agent library instead.
Wes> You know... that's actually a good idea as a more permanent
Wes> solution. We could just mark (somehow) certain files within the
Expect your implementations code, If it is helpful for me, I will send yousome
chocolates , whether it is included into netsnmp or not.
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One minor tweak to Mike's (excellently comprehensive!) instructions:
> > 1. Prepare a gzip'd tar file containing your sources.
If your code is relatively self-contained (e.g. just a couple of code
files), and you don't wish to provide a separate copyright notice,
documentation, etc...
then it
