Re: Using Net-SNMP within uclinux distribution

On 22/11/2007, Steve McCarthy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Do you know if the uclinux make, should install the net-snmp module in the
> same way as if I installed net-snmp on it's own on a unix machine?... Do I
> need to install the perl module as well?

I don't know how ucLinux handles MIB modules, but you certainly shouldn't
need the perl module.   It's really only used by mib2c for generating MIB
template code (assuming the agent hasn't enabled "embedded perl").
That template code can be generated on any convenient system,
the coding completed manually, and then these files transferred to the
target system for inclusing in the agent.   You don't need perl for any
of these later stages.


> I have been trying to build these into my application on my unix machine
> but I keep getting undefined references to SNMP code even though I have
> copied the .a files to /usr/local/lib and set -L and -I's to point to these library
> files in my makefile.

You may need to run "ldconfig" after installing the libraries, in order that
the linker can find then.

That's typically required on normal Linux systems - I'll let someone else
comment on how ucLinux differs (or not).

Dave

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