Re: Inquiry on ucd-snmp build in 64bit

Dave Shield <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 28 June 2011 08:07, Erwin De Guzman <[email protected]> wrote:
> One of the library used in the application is the ucd-snmp version 4.2.5.
> It's quite old. I was able to compile and build in 64bit but as expected crash
> when the app runs. I was wondering what version of ucd-snmp that can be
> use that is close to 4.2.5 that is also 64-bit ready.

If you *must* use the 4.2.x line, then it's probably worth trying with 4.2.7.1
(which was the last release of that branch, dating from June 2008).    But
no promises - most of the 64-bit polishing was done on later branches,


> I am aware that ucd-snmp is now net-snmp, I'm quite hesitant to use the
> net-snmp because a lot of API change.

In general, we've tried to retain backwards compatibility as much as possible,
so it's worth trying a more recent release, to see what happens.

The UCD->Net SNMP switch happened almost a decade ago and there
is no further work being done on the UCD code, so if 4.2.7.1 doesn't fix things
for you, then I'm afraid that you're on your own.


Dave

PS: Please post queries to the mailing list, and *not* directly to me
personally.

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