owed to link with anything non-GPL, except stuff
that comes by default with your OS or your compiler (section 3 after the
subsections in version 2, right in the definitions part of what is the
source code (section 1) in version 3).
Shachar
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I have a couple of questions about extending the agent's abilities. We
are talking about an agent that has to speak SNMPv3.
The first is about overriding (or, at least, associating some action)
with a set of one of the standard MIBs. For example, I want setting the
sysName value to actually cha
Attached
Index: docs/readmefiles/README
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--- docs/readmefiles/README (revision 17236)
+++ docs/readmefiles/README (working copy)
@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@
re-run configure and re-compile (or link against its libraries). No
modifi
This patch fixes a tiny escaping confusion. The current text, while
semantically correct, confuses the VIM syntax highlighting as well as
confused me.
Shachar
Index: configure.ac
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--- configure.ac(revision 17232)
+++ con
Attached is the patch
Shachar
Index: local/mib2c.scalar.conf
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--- local/mib2c.scalar.conf (revision 17236)
+++ local/mib2c.scalar.conf (working copy)
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
* SET REQUEST
*
* multiple state
Rajesh Gopalan wrote:
> Hi,
> I am using Net SNMP for all the management purposes in our project but
> there exists a stringent memory constraint. Net SNMP, by default, while
> installing installs the MIB text files under usr/local/share/snmp/mibs.
> Also, while starting it looks for all the MIB te
I've just subscribed to this list, and not all messages in this thread
appear in the web archives, so forgive me if I'm answering a little out
of context.
Thomas Anders wrote:
> Magnus Fromreide wrote:
>
>> I think the compiler-choice patch is what you are asking for?
>> For the rest of you,
Hi all,
This email is an attempt at constructive criticism. I have just started
to work with net-snmp, and have ran across several things having to do
with the build system that I believe could be done better. Personally, I
tend to use automake where applicable, and for me it provides a
conven
