On Thu, 8 Oct 1998, Glenn Chisholm wrote:
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> While looking at the current implimentation of SNMP in squid I have
> encountered a number of things that I would like some consensus on.
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> The first is the use of acl's in the SNMP configuration. My current
> preference would be to drop this feature totally and rely upon the use of
> community strings. This would reduce complexity and make the code
> considerably cleaner. Giving a config of:
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> snmp_port 3401
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> snmp_agent_conf community mysecretcommunity
I go for another time with my suggestion. What about the following ideas;
1) a squid-snmp.conf with all configurable entries:
hostname, adminname, ports etc.
AND with all the OID's you want to be visible
2) as 1) but with a separate mib.txt
3) No more config at all and make it a configure option, something like
./configure --enable-snmp --snmp-port=3401 --snmp-community=
I think 1 is more what people in practice want to use. Easy configuration,
and more control about what is visible. No snmp related stuff is in
squid.conf then.
> The second would be to drop the ability for squid to forward SNMP.
That is something where i can't comment on that much, but IMHO it's a
pretty useless option now.
> As part of these changes squid will no longer require the ability to read
> the mib file to startup. The library has been upgraded to remove a number
> of bugs and I will look at SNMP v2 support. These changes should also
> improve the startup time.
Very good. Now it's time to work further on a complete SNMP Squid
monitoring package. I'll see what i can come up with.
> As anyone who uses SNMP with squid would have noticed there are a number
> of changes in the Squid 2.RELEASE implimentation. These are primarily
> aimed at allowing a move to a generic proxy mib as work on that
> progresses.
I'm glad SNMP support is progressing very well again. I hope to see it
become even better then it is now.
Mark
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