2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> I just unset the enforcing with the SELinux and the results started
> working. Is there any way around this without disabling Enforcing
> Mode?
You could try setting the context on the log file to be something
that snmpd has access to. I've not really investigate
SNMP exec external script.
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> I just unset the enforcing with the SELinux and the results started
> working. Is there any way around this without disabling Enforcing
> Mode?
You could try setting the context on the log file to be something
that snmpd has
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To: Stevenson, Steven
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Subject: Re: Issues with SNMP exec external script.
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> I have agentuser as root in the conf file.
OK -
: Friday, March 13, 2009 3:33 PM
To: Stevenson, Steven
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Issues with SNMP exec external script.
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> I have agentuser as root in the conf file.
OK - so file permissions are unlikely to be the cause.
How about answer
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> I have agentuser as root in the conf file.
OK - so file permissions are unlikely to be the cause.
How about answering my other question:
> If Linux, are you running with SELinux in enforcing mode?
Dave
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Subject: Re: Issues with SNMP exec external script.
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> Running the command from
> the command line as root runs exactly
2009/3/13 Stevenson, Steven :
> Running the command from
> the command line as root runs exactly as it should. When I run snmpwalk and
> dump output for the exec program it shows stat fails with permission
> denied.
What are the permissions on the script and the data file?
Wha
Basically the problem I have is that I have a perl script that does
basically a stat on a file and figures out how old in minutes the file
is and spits out to stdout the minutes it is behind. Running the
command from the command line as root runs exactly as it should. When I
run snmpwalk and dum
