problem getting agent to call mib init code

"Kuczynski, Edward" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <3A63E27652978848A01D17FA4CC9CCDF01105E881930@LLE2K7-BE01.mitll.ad.local>
OK, somehow I've missed something. I have it working on fedora core9. Looked at the FAQ.

Switched over to a new machine, debian, that already has net-snmp installed.

Ran mib2c fine.  Got output .c/.h and copied to netsnmp/agent/mibgroup and added code AND logging.  Especially in the init_XXXobject.
Ran configure -with-mib-modules="XXXobject"
Ran make, make install. Yes .o and .lo are remade.

Ran net-snmp-config -configure-options and I see "-with-mib-modules="XXXobject"

Then ran daemon, snmpd with debug and I see NO debug output from the init_XXXXobject like I do in fedora. Tailing /var/log/snmpd.log
So please tell me what did I miss?? I do see the request go to the agent, and it knows the alpha name of the object.

Snmptranslate will work. But an snmpget gives the expected no such object in agent(expected since I never saw the load msg)

I doubt it's a permission issue, its all read only, and I config'd for v2c read only with public. But that shouldn't stop it from calling init should it?

So why won't it call the init?, Isn't the new MIB code now linked into the main agent?  How do you debug this.  IS there a -D token I can use???

Thanks in advance.
Ed

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