Support of snmp direct ind zymon
list Kim Johansen
Hi, I have looked a little around after some support direct ind xymon fore snmp devices. I know the Devmon but have some annoying bug in it... I have read som mails in the archive about snmp support, but have not found the overview of the function. Can someone help me to get an overview of futures and limits with the snmp? And thanks for at nice program, Henrik... Best regards, Kim
list Henrik Størner
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In <1256306364.9390.12.camel at net-moo> Kim Johansen <user-e03b25f5b161@xymon.invalid> writes:
I have looked a little around after some support direct ind xymon fore snmp devices. I know the Devmon but have some annoying bug in it...
I have read som mails in the archive about snmp support, but have not found the overview of the function.
Can someone help me to get an overview of futures and limits with the snmp?
It is most definitely work-in-progress, there is a preliminary implementation in the Subversion repository under the "4.4.0" branch.
And thanks for at nice program, Henrik...
You're welcome :-) Regards, Henrik
list Alan Sparks
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Kim Johansen wrote:
Hi, I have looked a little around after some support direct ind xymon fore snmp devices. I know the Devmon but have some annoying bug in it...
Devmon does work (at least for most situations) - have you asked about whatever your problem is on the devmon mailing list? -Alan
list Buchan Milne
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On Friday, 23 October 2009 14:59:24 Kim Johansen wrote:
Hi, I have looked a little around after some support direct ind xymon fore snmp devices. I know the Devmon but have some annoying bug in it...
Would you like to list which bugs are annoying you, but which you haven't mentioned on the devmon list, or filed a bug about? (The "devmon goes purple" bug is one I haven't been able to fix, as it is quite difficult to reproduce in any testing environment, and while I fixed the most frequent cause of this problem in 0.3.0 final, the current one seems to be due to a bug in perl's IPC mechanism of socket pairs. However, other bugs are being fixed, but if no bugs are reported, it is difficult to find people who can test the fix. For example, I have had a local fix for the bug regarding many tests going clear when the data for one test is not available, which I committed today). Regards, Buchan
list Kim Johansen
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Devmon does work (at least for most situations) - have you asked about whatever your problem is on the devmon mailing list? -Alan
Hi Alan and Buchan, My frist thouth was: Yes of cause I have, I will just go to the mail archive et soruceforge and find a link to them... But right now I fill like a big fool... I can't find them, I was convince that I have tried to get help from the support list of Devmon. But it seems like I haven't done that... So that must mean that I own a BIG apologize You guys who is working om Devmon... Sorry. I will start to write an email to the list, and hopefully You will still help me. -- Kim