[rtg] RTG Bug Fixes

[Brian T. O'Neill]

There will be some bug fixes posted. I haven't had time to get things
updated in awhile as I'm still in the middle of a move and trying to
build and environment from scratch at new job. I already have a number
of bugs fixed in it, I just haven't had a chance to get it all cleaned
up and updated in CVS. I also have kept track of any bug fixes posted to
the list.

Brian


Quoting Jacob Steinberger (trefalgar at realitybytes.net) from  :
> I've been having ongoing issues with lots of little things in RTG or  
> targetmaker, and while I've ironed out a lot of them, it doesn't seem  
> like there's someone on the other end of the line picking up to even  
> talk to.
> 
> The most recent seems to be this:
> 
>         $session = SNMP_Session->open( $router, $communities{$router}, 161 )
>                    || die "Error opening SNMP session to $router";
> #       if($snmp_ver == 2) {
> #               $session = SNMPv2c_Session->open( $router,  
> $communities{$router}, 161 )
> #                   || die "Error opening SNMP session to $router";
> #       } else {
> #               $session = SNMP_Session->open( $router,  
> $communities{$router}, 161 )
> #                          || die "Error opening SNMP session to $router";
> #       }
> 
> 
> As far as I can tell, there is no way that targetmaker will do v2c  
> requests with this code. It's even there in the RTG9 distributed  
> targetmaker. Even if you force v2 in the targetmaker.cfg or in the  
> routers file, it still does v1 requests. The only time it seems to  
> matter is on "test" poll to see if a device supports a rtgmodule.
> 
> ... so ... does RTG have a pulse? Is anyone accepting patches, bug  
> fixes or enhancements?
> 
> Jacob
> 
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