On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 15:47:28 +0100 Rose, wrote:
RPD> At present our firewall regulations do not permit the sending of snmp
RPD> traps through the network,however the server I wish to monitor
RPD> Has a syslog server process . How can I configure the agent to send to
RPD> syslog rather than send a tr
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 18:56:45 +0200 Harold wrote:
HJS> I had the same error message as stageiup (2005-04-26) and JeffJohnson
HJS> (2005-06-02)
HJS>
HJS> I switched from gcc 2.95.3 to 3.3.2 and the "trick" mentioned by
HJS> JeffJohson seemed to work. However, like him I don't think it's the right
HJS
On Thu, 2 Jun 2005 10:48:14 -0700 Jeff wrote:
JJ> Unfortunately, for whatever reason the ARM toolchain defaults to using the
JJ> sys-include version, even if I have "-I /usr/local/arm-linux/include" in my
JJ> CFLAGS and CPPFLAGS. The netsnmp configure script then fails the test for
JJ> net/route.h
Bruce Shaw wrote:
One problem with the material delivered by picl is that it doesn't fit
nicely into the data structures provided in LM-SENSORS (particularly because
of nesting) so I was also toying with a new MIB and perhaps a Hardware
Abstraction Layer that would scoop up information on one pas
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 17:02:42 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> What would actually break if the declaration was changed from
DS>
DS> void *cache_hint;
DS>
DS> to
DS> netsnmp_handler_args *cache_hint;
DS>
DS> If anything is currently using this field, they must be casting
DS> it to a 'netsnmp_handl
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 16:44, Robert Story wrote:
> DS> Given that's [cache_hint] is only ever used as a pointer to a
> DS> netsnmp_handler_args structure, why not declare it as such.
> And now I'd imagine we are stuck in the backwards compatibility
> tarpit. Or do you think we can bend the rules
>HJS> When I try to run configure, I receive the following
>warning (and net-snmp
>HJS> does not compile):
>
>Lots of platforms have similar warnings, but compile fine.
>What errors do you
>get when compiling?
>
I had the same error message as stageiup (2005-04-26) and JeffJohnson
(2005-06-02)
On Sun, 5 Jun 2005 18:09:51 +0200 Harold wrote:
HJS> When I try to run configure, I receive the following warning (and net-snmp
HJS> does not compile):
Lots of platforms have similar warnings, but compile fine. What errors do you
get when compiling?
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On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 10:10:14 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> The main disadvantage of the 'cache_hint' approach is that the
DS> hint field is defined as an opaque "void*" pointer. How is a
DS> MIB developer meant to know how to use it?
Ummm, our excellent documentation? Hee hee, ha ha! Oh, I kill myself!
On Mon, 06 Jun 2005 16:02:26 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> On Sat, 2005-06-04 at 06:39, nauhiyux xu wrote:
DS> > rocommunity private
DS> > rwcommunity public
DS> > com2sec local 10.214.17.80 private
DS> > com2sec mynetwork 10.214.17.80 public
DS>
DS> I strongly suggest that you don't
On Sat, 2005-06-04 at 06:39, nauhiyux xu wrote:
> rocommunity private
> rwcommunity public
> com2sec local 10.214.17.80 private
> com2sec mynetwork 10.214.17.80 public
I strongly suggest that you don't try and mix the
two styles of access control. *Either* use "r[ow]community
Is anyone currently working on the lmSensor code for Sun hardware? From
what I can see, it looks like the changes in CVS since the 5.2.1 release
are generally cosmetic. I'm working on changes to the picl portions of
the code to handle a much wider range of Sun hardware, but would rather
not d
Dear Robert Story,
Thank you for your help first.But there is still a problem .
#./configure --prefix=/var/snmp --disable-shared --enable-static
#make
#make install
when I start snmpd
#./snmpd -c ./snmpd.conf
and then
#./snmpwalk -c public -v1 10.214.17.80 1
(10.214.17.80 is the local
Hello
I'm trying to cross-compile net-snmp version 5.2.1. I'm using GCC version
2.95.3 with host=arm-linux and build=i386-linux-gnu.
When I try to run configure, I receive the following warning (and net-snmp does
not compile):
configure: WARNING: net/route.h: present but cannot be compiled
con
Title: Using Net SNMP to log to Syslog
Dear Dave,
At present our firewall regulations do not permit the sending of snmp traps through the network,however the server I wish to monitor
Has a syslog server process . How can I configure the agent to send to syslog rather than send a trap. Do
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 12:07, Alaios wrote:
> Hi .. .i am trying to pass oid as a parameter to a
> function..
> myfunction(oid *myoid){
> size_t length_myoid= sizeof(myoid)/sizeof(oid)
Nope.
That will take the size of the OID *pointer*,
not the full array. You need to pass the length of
the arr
Hi .. .i am trying to pass oid as a parameter to a
function..
int main(int argc,char **argv){
oid myoid[]={1.3.6.8.9};
myfunction(myoid);
}
myfunction(oid *myoid){
size_t length_myoid= sizeof(myoid)/sizeof(oid)
//seems to work//
printf("%d" \n",myoid[1]); //prints correctly the
second val
On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 20:40, Robert Story wrote:
> I just noticed that you added 4 pointers to the cache_handler structure
> for passing handler args to the load routine. This does almost the exact
> same thing as the cache hint stuff I added in 5.2.
> I'd like to see if we can't agree on a mergin
On Mon, 2005-06-06 at 09:37, Alaios wrote:
> Hi... do u know if it is possible to use ip address
> instead of hostname for the session.peername?
It should be, yes.
Suck it and See.
Dave
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On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 14:20, Ivanov Oleg wrote:
> I have a few tables at node .1.3.6.1.4.1.xxx.1
Presumably each of these tables are registered separately?
> I want to inject cache handler at subtree
> .1.3.6.1.4.1.xxx.1, to get data for all this subtree before handlers
> of
Hi... do u know if it is possible to use ip address
instead of hostname for the session.peername?
my code now is
session.peername="localhost"
Is it possible to do sth like that?
session.peername="192.168.64.10"
Thx a lot
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I've been working on it somewhat. I'm presently trying to incorporate a
wider range of sesnors available on the LM75 and other chipsets from code
originally for FreeBSD.
Let's combine our efforts.
I'm going to be offline Monday and Tuesday but I can look at it after that.
One problem with the m
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