Hi werner,
it's not a bug, it's a feature...
If you look at /etc/netnmrc, you will find a few lines setting the LANG
environment variable. Since you are from germany I suppose you have LANG=DE_de
or somethiung like that.
It is obvious that in /etc/netnmrc
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if [ "$LANG" = "C" ] || [ "$LANG" = "" ] ; then
LANG=En_US
export LANG
fi
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won't work for most LANG values as it should.
Here my patch:
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# Force LANG to En_US, regardless of user defined value
LANG=En_US
export LANG
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and everything will work fine.
Thats all.
If I remember right you may stop snmpCollect, edit the snmpCol.conf and change
all those "," between numbers to dots "." (be aware that there may be some
which should remain) (:%s/\([0-9]\),\([0-9]\)/\1.\2/ should do the job in vi, I
hope ;-) )) and re-start snmpCollect. Now it should work again.
Every time a User edits snmpCollect via the GUI with the "wrong"
LANG-environment this error will reoccur, so be sure to make the patch
deskribed above and stop/restart all GUI's.
So long
Michael Seibold
>>> werner.nixdorf@datev.de 02.08.2000 12.28 Uhr >>>
Hi List,
I'm running NV V6 on aix 4.3.3 and if I want to start an snmp-collection my
snmp-collector dies. the reason is the <thresval> and <resetval>-field in
the snmpCol.conf. I don't specify one of these values, but in the file the
entries look like "0,000000" instead of "0.000000" (colon instead of dot).
Do anybody know, what I need to change in my system (patch or anything else)
to prevent me from change it manually.
thanks
kannix
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