Re: Redhat 8.0 PHP/SNMP Issue?

Ivan Roseland wrote:

Ditto, I have been trying to build apache2 + php4 with SNMP support on redhat 8 all day.. The snmp support from the RPM is quite broken. If you look in /usr/include you will find two directories net-snmp ucd-snmp ucd-snmp is what php wants. Of course here is what the .h files look like in there #ifdef UCD_COMPATIBLE #include <net-snmp/library/asn1.h> #else #error "Please update your headers or configure using --enable-ucd-snmp-compatibility" #endif what the hell? I have a feeling that I will also be going back to fresh source for SNMP as well... Thanks Redhat, I didnt *really* like useing RPMS to make my life suck less. That or perhapse the php developer guys could add another config directive something like --redhat8-SNMP-sucks-ass-workaround

I am back, So, I uninstalled the snmp rpms the apache rpms and the php rpms. I rebuilt everything from hand. The problem was with the wacky redhat net-snmp ucd-snmp setup. Now, for my next bitch.. Why the hell is it that the returned values for things keeps changing $syscontact_got = snmpget ("$system_name", "$key", .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4.0"); I used to be able to just use the string.. Then I hade to split it and just use the parts I wanted ok now that part that is really pissing me off.. I need to make a table of software installed and the installed date so I do this $a = snmpwalk ("$system_name", "$key", ".1.3.6.1.2.1.25.6.3.1.2"); $b = snmpwalk ("$system_name", "$key", ".1.3.6.1.2.1.25.6.3.1.5"); echo "<table BORDER COLS=2 WIDTH=\"100%\" NOSAVE >\n"; $count = count($b); echo "<TR>\n<TD>Name and Version</TD>\n<TD>Installed Date</TD>\n</TR>\n"; for ($i=0; $i<$count; $i++){ list ($new_a, $x, $x1 ) = split (" ", $a[$i], 3); list ($new_b, $x, $x1 ) = split (" ", $b[$i], 3); echo "<TR>\n<TD>$new_a</TD>\n<TD>$new_b x $x x $x1</TD>\n</TR>\n";

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This was freeking working.. Now I get a list of packages in $new_a and nothing in $new_b $b[i] turns up a hex value though..