Nagios For Debian

[Joel Roberts]

Of the packages listed below, I have:
Snmp
Snmpd
Libsnmp-session-perl
Libsnmp-perl
Libsnmp-base
Libsnmp9
Libnet-snmp-perl

These do not even show as options:
Libsnmp5
Libsnmp4.2
Libsnmp4.2-dev
Snmpget

I'm assuming the libsnmp5 and 4.2 are earlier versions and the libsnmp9
and libsnmp9-dev that I have installed will supersede these?

The snmpget I can't find in any library or package search in debian or
the debian.org website.

I've retried the installation of Nagios through Synaptic installing
nagios-text and still get the same thing, no check_snmp in the libexec
directory. During the nagios-text installation I selected both the basic
and standard plugins, so everything should be there.

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanhee Frederik [mailto:frederik.vanhee at perso.be] 

I'm running Nagios 2.9 on Debian etch; this is a list of the snmp 
related packages that are installed on the system

-snmp 
-snmpd
-libsnmp-session-perl
-libsnmp-perl
-libsnmp-base
-libsnmp9
-libsnmp5
-libsnmp4.2
-libsnmp4.2-dev
-libnet-snmp-perl

I must admit that this system was upgraded from sarge to etch using 
'apt-get dist-upgrade', but I already installed various Nagios servers 
on Debian Sarge and Etch and never had any problems of that kind.
I looked up my own docs and these are my prerequisites for compiling 
snmp-plugins :
-libnetsnmp-perl
-libsnmp4.2 (or higher)
-libsnmp4.2-dev (or higher)
-snmpget
Hope this helps,

Frederik


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