RE: SNMP logging

Hello Bruce,

I am writing a main agent so I am not running snmpd at all since it would
conflict with my agent.

Is there any way how to turn on debugging in the API functions?

I worked with several logging systems and all of them had some kind  of
set_log_level function for filtering of messages.

I am unable to find it in snmp logging API.

Thanks.

Milan

On Thu, August 9, 2007 10:35 pm, Bruce Shaw wrote:
> This can be done using debug mode in the daemon.
>
>
> Turning it all on is probably unworkable, but if you can identify the
> module you're interested in, you can debug for that individual module.
>
> You'd run snmpd in its own window eg.
>
>
> /usr/local/sbin/snmpd -f -Le -D ucd-snmp/lmSensors
>
>
> In code you need to examine the DEBUGMSG line to figure out what
> parameter to put at the end.
>
>> I am wondering, does somebody know how to set snmp logging
>>
> level/priority in C code?
>
>
>> I would like to turn on the DEBUG level to get all the API messages. I
>>
> do NOT mean command line switches for utilities like snmpwalk.
>
>
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