Re: could you please help me on this

2009/1/16 ram k <[email protected]>:
> my questions are what is the difference between site_perl and vendor_perl ?

  /usr/lib/perl5/{version}
      is used for the core perl modules, that are a standard part of
any perl installation
  /usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/{version}
      is used for any additional modules that the O/S vendor wanted to include
      as part of the operating system as shipped
  /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/{version}
      is used for any additional modules that you want to include,
      that are specific to your particular installation.

In general, anything you add ought to go int 'site_perl'.
But the perl binary should find them wherever they are.



> which SNMP,SNMP.pm i need to keep ?

Get rid of everything, and start again.

If you are working with a pre-compiled binary distribution,
then install the net-snmp-perl package which matches the
net-snmp package you are using
   (which should be available from the same place).

If you compiled the net-snmp package yourself, then install
the modules that come in the 'perl' subdirectory of this.

   "configure --with-perl-modules; make ; make install"

should do this automatically

Don't try to mix SNMP-related perl modules from different
locations, unless you are *very sure that you know what
you are doing.

Dave

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