publication of tutorial of iterator for creating dynamic variables

2005-01-21 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello, My name is Alfredo Grasso, I live in Caracas, Venezuela, I have more than one year using net-snmp, I received a good help of Wes Hardaker, Dave Shield and Robert Story to finish my project in my current Job, But I would like to share this information with others (developers or users) of net-

Re: net-snmp-5.2 messages to report from compile/make...

2005-01-21 Thread No Spam
--- Steve Briley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > net-snmp said to report messages... so I am doing so. see the mail thread that started with my report last week: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=6377621&forum_id=7152 as well as the following bug referenced there: http://sour

RE: Please Help

2005-01-21 Thread Wagner, Thomas
Thank you. But I know the FAQ. I wrote the mail because it does not work how it was explain in net-snmp help and in the FAQ. Please see: I start with C:\usr>snmpd -V -Lf log.txt -c c:\usr\etc\snmp\snmpd.conf,c:\usr\etc\snmp\snmp.c onf -m RFC-1212;WINDOWS-NT-PERFORMANCE I want to get C:\usr>snmpget

Re: Using other MIB scalars in a GET

2005-01-21 Thread Ricardo Luis A. Abrantes
> The easiest way is to implement both in the same file, and simply refer > to the > C variable from one in the other. If they aren't in the same C file, > then > import the variable ('extern' decl) or provide a simple function to get > the > value. Very simple, thanks a lot! --