note 12900 deleted from function.snmpget by sniper

Don't use RPMs for PHP or Apache. You'll get better performance if you compile them yourself, because you can specify compiler optimization flags. Of course, if you are running all this on a 386, it already is optimized, but most of us adults use Pentium-and-above. :) When you compile PHP, you have to specify --with-snmp in the ./configure stage. Otherwise you get no support for it. The closest thing I've seen by way of packaging is in Debian, where you can do 'apt-get install php4-cgi-snmp'. That will install a loadable snmp.o module where php4 can pick it up, and put a directive in php4.ini that tells it to load the module. However, CGI modules are slow, and so are DSO modules, so - again - compile PHP4 and Apache yourself, and for God's sake, build PHP4 static!