Re: problems with "make test"

Thanks Mike! My build scripts are very close to your gcc-mingw.sh and gcc-linux.sh. The only real difference being the MIB modules you are compiling in. I am compiling with only the default MIBs on Windows and the host resource MIB on Linux. The Linux builds are still working as expected. The M

RE: How do I recover the attributes of a symbolic link (Solaris)

Title: RE: How do I recover the attributes of a symbolic link (Solaris) Ah thanks. >    int readlink(const char *path, char *buf, size_t bufsiz); >> This communication is intended for the use of the recipient to which it >While this disclaimer is probably out of your control it does

Re: How do I recover the attributes of a symbolic link (Solaris)

Bruce Shaw wrote: I'm trying to fix a bug in HOST-RESOURCES-MIB. I'm trying to pick up the symbolic links in /dev/dsk to compare them against entries in path_to_inst so I can compare them to stuff I'm retrieving from kstat. My problem is, i don't know the good way to retrieve the symbolic link.

Re: Re: problems with "make test"

Hi, Andy. I'm sorry to hear that you are experiencing those difficulties. I wonder if the reason isn't that "it works for me" has found its way into the source base. For that reason, I'll describe what works for me, and then we can generalize so that it works for you, too!! I've installed all

Re: extensible/mteTriggerTable solaris behaviour

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1028105&group_id=12694&atid=112694 -- Allan McIntosh Software Designer Atreus Systems, Inc. 613-233-1741 ext: 217 (Office) 613-233-8204 (Fax) [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.atreus-systems.com

speed

The FAQ says: Version 4.2 allows you to override these guessed values, using the configuration directive 'interface', specifying the name, type and speed of a particular interface. This is particularly useful for fast-ethernet, or dial-up interfaces, where the speed cannot be guessed from

How do I recover the attributes of a symbolic link (Solaris)

Title: How do I recover the attributes of a symbolic link (Solaris) I'm trying to fix a bug in HOST-RESOURCES-MIB.  I'm trying to pick up the symbolic links in /dev/dsk to compare them against entries in path_to_inst so I can compare them to stuff I'm retrieving from kstat. My problem is, i d

extensible/mteTriggerTable solaris behaviour

Start snmpd solaris9 (uname -m: sun4u) with 5 exec scripts a few with `sleep 6` in them, each returns 0. I can produce the following over and over again.. In mte_run_trigger() just after the call to snmp_add_null_var() next_oid is 1 extResponse.1, extOutput.1 is successfully retrieved.

Re: Agent Extension: help

On 14 Sep 2004 13:00:41 +0530 Divakar wrote: DY> I'm working on QNX 4.25 and TCP/IP 5.0. DY> We use Watcom 10.6 compiler and we recently got the source code of snmp DY> from QSS. Then you will have to contact them for support. We only support Net-SNMP here. -- Robert Story; NET-SNMP Junkie

Agent Extension: help

Hello All, I'm working on QNX 4.25 and TCP/IP 5.0. We use Watcom 10.6 compiler and we recently got the source code of snmp from QSS. We have got only three directories services, lib and utils. My objective is to provide agent extension for a MIB got from RFC 1493. I would like your help regar