Hi
looking for mib browser once i used mbrowse in my Fedora 5, but now i installed CENTOS 4.3 in my laptop instead of Fedora 5 (wich is still in my Desktop)
i found this http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-December/057991.html
is it true that CENTOS does not have mbrowse in none repo?
thanks regards, Guillermo.
Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
Hi
looking for mib browser once i used mbrowse in my Fedora 5, but now i installed CENTOS 4.3 in my laptop instead of Fedora 5 (wich is still in my Desktop)
i found this http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-December/057991.html
is it true that CENTOS does not have mbrowse in none repo?
Yup, seems that the source is a bit older one.
Download mbrowse-0.3.1.tar.gz from http://www.kill-9.org/mbrowse/, unpack it and apply attached patch. Execute "./configure" followed by "make". It should compile fine (provided you have all required devel RPMs installed). Type "make install" as root, and you should be set to go.
If compiling on x86_64, you'll need to do "./configure --with-snmp-lib=/usr/lib64". I haven't took the time to fix that bug.
On 7/19/06, Aleksandar Milivojevic alex@milivojevic.org wrote:
Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
Hi
looking for mib browser once i used mbrowse in my Fedora 5, but now i installed CENTOS 4.3 in my laptop instead of Fedora 5 (wich is still in
my
Desktop)
i found this http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-December/057991.html
is it true that CENTOS does not have mbrowse in none repo?
Yup, seems that the source is a bit older one.
Download mbrowse-0.3.1.tar.gz from http://www.kill-9.org/mbrowse/, unpack it and apply attached patch. Execute "./configure" followed by "make". It should compile fine (provided you have all required devel RPMs installed). Type "make install" as root, and you should be set to go.
Thank you very much! i will do it.
If compiling on x86_64, you'll need to do "./configure
--with-snmp-lib=/usr/lib64". I haven't took the time to fix that bug.
Thanks but it is a i386
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Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
looking for mib browser once i used mbrowse in my Fedora 5, but now i installed CENTOS 4.3 in my laptop instead of Fedora 5 (wich is still in my Desktop)
i found this http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-December/057991.html
is it true that CENTOS does not have mbrowse in none repo?
Seems that my previous posting was lost somewhere in the middle (could be because it had attachment on it)... Anyhow, second attempt.
Yup, it is not in any of the repos, and it seems that the source is a bit older one.
Download mbrowse-0.3.1.tar.gz from http://www.kill-9.org/mbrowse/, unpack it and apply the patch you'll find bellow. Execute "./configure" followed by "make". It should compile fine (provided you have all required devel RPMs installed). Type "make install" as root, and you should be set to go.
If compiling on x86_64, you'll need to do "./configure --with-snmp-lib=/usr/lib64". I haven't took the time to fix that bug.
Here's the patch. Watch for tabs if you do cut&paste. The changes are minor. The first is using netsnmp_get_version() instead of NetSnmpVersionInfo (obsoleted), and addition of break statement to the end of one swtich block (gcc 3.4.x doesn't like to see it missing).
===== 8< Cut Here 8<===== --- configure.orig 2006-07-19 09:55:10.940949000 -0500 +++ configure 2006-07-19 09:56:40.738719000 -0500 @@ -4699,7 +4699,7 @@ }
#ifdef HAVE_NETSNMP - version2 = strdup( NetSnmpVersionInfo ); + version2 = strdup( netsnmp_get_version() ); #else version2 = strdup( VersionInfo); #endif --- src/snmpstuff.c.orig 2006-07-19 09:59:21.388000000 -0500 +++ src/snmpstuff.c 2006-07-19 09:59:38.542789000 -0500 @@ -360,6 +360,7 @@ case TYPE_NETADDR: case TYPE_OTHER: default: + break; } } if (type == 0) { ===== 8< Cut Here 8<=====
On 7/19/06, Aleksandar Milivojevic alex@milivojevic.org wrote:
Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
looking for mib browser once i used mbrowse in my Fedora 5, but now i installed CENTOS 4.3 in my laptop instead of Fedora 5 (wich is still in
my
Desktop)
i found this http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/2005-December/057991.html
is it true that CENTOS does not have mbrowse in none repo?
Seems that my previous posting was lost somewhere in the middle (could be because it had attachment on it)... Anyhow, second attempt.
I think we receive your previus post, and it was really helpfull, anyway i am relly sorry to see that , that great tool is in no repo. As i prefer not to compile anything to continue having the support of rpms (with yum) or (at least in my understand) all the upgrade cycle is broken. maybe i am not right.
regards, Guillermo.
Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
I think we receive your previus post, and it was really helpfull, anyway i am relly sorry to see that , that great tool is in no repo. As i prefer not to compile anything to continue having the support of rpms (with yum) or (at least in my understand) all the upgrade cycle is broken. maybe i am not right.
Yes and no. The original source doesn't seem to be maintained for a very long time (3 years or so) anyhow. So even if it was part of an repo, it is unlikely there would be any updates. Unless original author starts working on it again, or somebody else takes over.
Anyhow, if you really want to have it installed as RPM package, it is trivial to create one. To save you some time, just use attached spec file. Put original source (version 0.3.1), the patch from my previous post in this thread, and this spec file into appropriate locations in your build area (by default, directories under /usr/src/redhat), and build the RPM.
On 7/20/06, Aleksandar Milivojevic alex@milivojevic.org wrote:
Quoting Guillermo Garron guillermo.fedora@gmail.com:
I think we receive your previus post, and it was really helpfull, anyway
i
am relly sorry to see that , that great tool is in no repo. As i prefer not to compile anything to continue having the support of
rpms
(with yum) or (at least in my understand) all the upgrade cycle is
broken.
maybe i am not right.
Yes and no. The original source doesn't seem to be maintained for a very long time (3 years or so) anyhow. So even if it was part of an repo, it is unlikely there would be any updates. Unless original author starts working on it again, or somebody else takes over.
Anyhow, if you really want to have it installed as RPM package, it is trivial to create one. To save you some time, just use attached spec file. Put original source (version 0.3.1), the patch from my previous post in this thread, and this spec file into appropriate locations in your build area (by default, directories under /usr/src/redhat), and build the RPM.
Thanks! i will do that way. Guillermo.
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