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I would agree... get all the relevant devel and necessary library
packages. For some plugins, you can straight into the plugins directory
and compile that one plugin (once all the pre-reqs are there), then
copy the binary to your libexec folder. I had to do this with a client
with mysql. Initially it didn't have mysql, so the test wasn't
compiled. I installed mysql including the dev pkgs and libs, then
dropped into the ~nagios-plugins/plugins folder and did a "make
check_mysql.c", then copied the check_mysql binary to my libexec folder
and all was fine...<br>
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<pre wrap="">checking for init_snmp in -lnetsnmp... no
configure: error: snmp library not found
I looked through the Ubuntu package website, and tried installing any
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<pre wrap=""><!---->package I could find that's related to SNMP, but already have them all
installed.
It's probably a -dev package, which you need to compile, but not to run,
the plugin. Try installing libsnmp-dev
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<pre wrap="">snmp is already the newest version.
libsnmp-base is already the newest version.
libsnmp15 is already the newest version.
snmpd is already the newest version.
libsnmp-perl is already the newest version.
Is there an inherent incompatibility between Ubuntu 8.10 and the
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<pre wrap=""><!---->check_snmp plugin? Do I need to go the all Perl/CPAN route? I can
perform snmpwalks, but I don't know of any other way to find out what
I'm missing.
No, I personally prefer using perl to write my own plugins though
You rarely need to use cpan with ubuntu
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