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authorharti <harti@FreeBSD.org>2003-11-10 08:53:38 +0000
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Virgin import of bsnmp 1.4
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+08-Nov-2003
+ WARNS=6 fixed.
+
+28-Jan-2003
+ WARNS=5 fixes.
+
+09-Jan-2003
+ snmpd: remove local socket in case of an error to fully initialize it.
+ Use chmod instead of fchmod. The latter seems not really to change
+ the mode of the socket.
+
+ lib: at program exit remove the local socket in the library.
+
+11-Dec-2002
+ Implement listening on unix domain sockets. The client must bind
+ its socket, or the server cannot send back its response. These
+ sockets are considered to be more secure, because it is much
+ harder for an intruder to listen on them.
+
+ This requires changes in snmpmod.h and snmpclient.h.
+
+04-Dec-2002
+ Sparc fixes.
+
+15-Aug-2002
+ Use inttypes.h instead of limits.h to get integer limits. This
+ seems to be the Posix way.
+
+ First drafts of an snmpd, gensnmptree, asn1, bsnmplib,
+ bsnmpclient, bsnmpagent, snmpmod, snmp_mibII, snmp_netgraph man pages.
+
+ snmpd/main.c: reorder getopt options according to style(9). Implement
+ a -h option to print a short help.
+
+25-Jun-2002
+ Makefiles rewritten to not use bsnmpmod.mk. The BSD makefiles are
+ really hard to use, because a) they are not documented and b) they
+ change much too often.
+
+ Make the patch a context diff instead of a unified one.
+
+28-Feb-2002
+ Library code for SNMP clients.
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