Re: net-snmp v5.1 PID file specifying

Hi, Dave

Thank you for the answer.
I had read ucd-snmp 4.2.3 online manual, and I misunderstood.

I'm sorry
---
takumi kadode


At 00:01 04/01/27, Dave Shield wrote:
>
>> In legacy ucd-snmp, I can create PID file by specifying "-P"
>> option with snmpd.  In net-snmp v5.1, it say "Warning: -P option
>> is deprecated, use -p instead" .
>                 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>
>> Can anyone please tell me how to specify PID file for v5.1 snmpd
>> daemon ?
>
>Like it says - use the '-p' flag.
>With 5.1 this is now used to create a PID file.
>
>
>
>> Because, in some case, I'm running some snmpd in same system by
>> changing port number.
>
>That changed back with the 5.0 release.
>From then on, you no longer use the '-p' flag to do this.
>Instead you just list the listening port(s) on the command line
>
>So instead of
>
>    snmpd -P /tmp/snmpd.pid -p 12345        (v4 agent)
>use
>    snmpd -p /tmp/snmpd.pid    12345        (v5 agent)
>
>Dave 



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