Unable to Generate Traps on Processes, etc...

Hi! I have a Redhat 9 server with net-snmp 5.0.9 installed. I'm trying
to automatically generate traps if a process dies or disk becomes too
full, etc... but can't seem to do it. I've read the man pages and other
documentation until I'm blue in the face but it still doesn't seem to
work. My snmpd.conf file is as shown:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
# This file defines the configuration of the net-snmp agent.

# System Configuration

syslocation     <my work>
syscontact      <my email>
sysname         <hostname>
sysdescr        RADIUS/NTP/TFTP Server
rwcommunity     <secret>
rocommunity     <secret>

# Trap Configuration

authtrapenable  1
trapcommunity   public
trapsink        <ip_addr1>
trapsink        <ip_addr2>
trapsink        <ip_addr3>
informsink      <ip_addr1>
informsink      <ip_addr2>
informsink      <ip_addr3>

# Directives

proc radiusd 1 1
proc mysqld 1 1
proc ntpd 1 1
disk / 90%
disk /boot 35%
load 25 10 5

# Trap Generation

agentSecName    internal
rouser          internal
defaultMonitors yes
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Cold start traps are received if the snmpd service is restarted, but if
I kill a monitored process (e.g. ntpd), nothing happens.

Any help is GREATLY appreciated!!
David
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