John Clinton wrote:
I compiled 5.3.1.pre2 and make test ran clean. However, I cannot get
the perl NetSNMP::agent to register. Same issue as before. The perl
NetSNMP::agent subagent script never registers.
Since "make test" works (in the build dir), it'd point either to your
installation (l
Thomas,
I compiled 5.3.1.pre2 and make test ran clean. However, I cannot get
the perl NetSNMP::agent to register. Same issue as before. The perl
NetSNMP::agent subagent script never registers.
John
Thomas Anders wrote:
John Clinton wrote:
Interesting, this time directories got created.
I just compiled 5.3.1.pre2 and no failures were reported in make test.
Summary: 58 / 58 succeeded.
Let me install and test my perl NetSNMP::agent script. I will report
back to you shortly.
John
Thomas Anders wrote:
John Clinton wrote:
Interesting, this time directories got created.
# mak
Thomas,
Sorry, I had the tests failures reversed. 36 fails and 37 is OK.
36: testing snmptrapd embedded perl support (NetSNMP::TrapReceiver)... FAIL
37: testing snmpd embedded perl support (using NetSNMP::agent)... ok
John
Thomas Anders wrote:
John Clinton wrote:
Interesting, this time dir
I moved the 5.3.0/testing dir to testing.orig.
I copied the 5.3.1.pre2 testing directory to my 5.3.0 directory.
I also copied the Makefile from the orig testing directory to my new
testing directory.
Test 36 is now OK and test 37 fails.
Output is attached. Did you need the directory contents
Yes, that path is first.
Thanks,
John
Bruce Shaw wrote:
Thought you might need to know my perl specific build for net-snmp is in:
/usr/local/net-snmp/bin
Did you put that path first in your PATH variable?
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John Clinton wrote:
Interesting, this time directories got created.
# make test TESTOPTS="-V -T 36,37" | tee test_36-37.out
I have attached the output via tee and the test directory contents. I
will look at the contents now too.
Please retry with 5.3.1.pre2 (or just copy the testing/tests d
>Thought you might need to know my perl specific build for net-snmp is in:
>/usr/local/net-snmp/bin
Did you put that path first in your PATH variable?
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Thomas,
Thought you might need to know my perl specific build for net-snmp is in:
/usr/local/net-snmp/bin
John
Thomas Anders wrote:
John Clinton wrote:
Test 36 and test 37 never create directories:
Huh? Weird. Please run
make test TESTOPTS="-V -T 36,37"
for illumination.
+Thomas
Interesting, this time directories got created.
# make test TESTOPTS="-V -T 36,37" | tee test_36-37.out
I have attached the output via tee and the test directory contents. I
will look at the contents now too.
John
Thomas Anders wrote:
John Clinton wrote:
Test 36 and test 37 never create d
John Clinton wrote:
Test 36 and test 37 never create directories:
Huh? Weird. Please run
make test TESTOPTS="-V -T 36,37"
for illumination.
+Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
Sounds like we might get someplace here. Thanks again for your assistance.
Test 36 and test 37 never create directories:
drwxr-xr-x3 root other 479 May 15 14:39 snmp-test-32-24428/
drwxr-xr-x3 root other 479 May 15 14:40 snmp-test-33-25179/
drwxr-xr-x
John Clinton wrote:
Thanks for your quick response. Test 36 and 37 do fail:
36: testing snmptrapd embedded perl support (NetSNMP::TrapReceiver)...
(no pid file(s) found) FAIL
37: testing snmpd embedded perl support (using NetSNMP::agent)... (no
pid file(s) found) FAIL
D'oh. Please have a lo
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for your quick response. Test 36 and 37 do fail:
36: testing snmptrapd embedded perl support (NetSNMP::TrapReceiver)...
(no pid file(s) found) FAIL
37: testing snmpd embedded perl support (using NetSNMP::agent)... (no
pid file(s) found) FAIL
I have verfied my perl lib path
John Clinton wrote:
I read the README.solaris (yes, all of it) and compiled (gcc) a specific
version of perl for NetSNMP using the guidelines in the README.solaris.
NetSNMP compiles fine and works as it should. However, when I attempt
to bring up a subagent via perl using NetSNMP::agent it fa
I have written a perl subagent using NetSNMP::agent that runs well under
Linux. I need this same functionality under Solaris 9.
I read the README.solaris (yes, all of it) and compiled (gcc) a specific
version of perl for NetSNMP using the guidelines in the README.solaris.
NetSNMP compiles fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In MIB I have a table defined with three index of type
> integer.MacAddress.integer.
>
> I had generated code using mib2c.create-dataset.conf ( version
> : net-snmp-5.2.1 in Linux ). When I am sending snmpget as
> myColumn.1.6.170.170.170.170.170.17
Title: MacAddress index handling
Hi,
In MIB I have a table defined with three index of type integer.MacAddress.integer.
I had generated code using mib2c.create-dataset.conf ( version : net-snmp-5.2.1 in Linux ). When I am sending snmpget as myColumn.1.6.170.170.170.170.170.
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