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Robert,
It looks like the dynamically loadable module is the way to go for me. Relative paths confuse configure when symbolically linking into the net-snmp source tree.
Thanks again,
Alan
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Hi,
I am trying to understand if this is possible to do and wondered if anyone has tried this. Since there is nothing really new under the sun, I figured someone has. Anyway, I would like to add additional mibs to snmpd using 'configure', just as the tutorial instructs (very good job on the tutori
Robert,
That worked. It would be sweet if the '--base-agent-libs' generated these libraries in the right order. Then we could go back and forth between static and shared like the example belowbut you probably knew that.
NETSNMPBASELIBS := $(shell $(NETSNMPCONFIG) --base-agent-libs)
#LIBS=$(NET
Robert,
Thanks for getting back to me on this. I updated my make file as your website suggests. But now I am back to the link order problem and unresolved externals. I think it is a link order problem because if I rearrange how I list the snmp libraries, I get different unresolved externals.
Tha
Hi,
I am very new to net-snmp and to linux...just what you guys wanted to hear, right? Anyway, I am sure there is a simple answer for this but I have been beating my head against the wall the past few days so if some one could take time to explain how to step into a shared library with gdb, I woul