Re: -Le doesn't seem to replace -P

Doug Smith wrote:
> I'm using a perl script called linksysmon.  This script starts snmptrapd
> with the following code:
> 
> my $snmptrapd = $linksysmon->TrapdPath().' -C -P -F "%A %y-02.2m-%02.2l%
> 02.2h:$02.2j:%02.2k %v\n" -0a 2>&1 1>/dev/null';
> 
> In the log it says the -P option is being deprecated, and '-Le' should
> be used instead.  So I changed the -P in the script to -Le and it
> doesn't work.  Starting snmptrapd manually with -P the log outputs to
> the screen but using -Le the daemon runs in the background.  My question
> is how can I fix the script not to error but still work like it does
> with -P.  I've tried using the -f with -Le with the same results. I also
> tried using -Lo and nothing.

"-f -Le" should be the correct replacement. What problems do you get 
when you run this by hand? What version are you running? (try the latest 
release if you're using an older one)


+Thomas

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Thomas Anders (thomas.anders at blue-cable.de)


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