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Rob Healey  
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 More options Nov 26 1992, 4:23 pm
Newsgroups: comp.unix.amiga
From: rhea...@ub.d.umn.edu (Rob Healey)
Date: 26 Nov 1992 14:55:02 -0600
Local: Thurs, Nov 26 1992 3:55 pm
Subject: CMU SNMP port for AmigaUNIX on amiga.physik
        Assuming I didn't botch it I just uploaded the CMU SNMP package
        with tweeks for AmigaUNIX to amiga.physik.unizh.ch in the
        amix/new directory. the files are cmusnmp.cpio.Z and the
        associated .readme. This code should work with and SVR4
        system actually, I basically just fixed the code to directly
        use the memxxx functions so it didn't need that evil BSD
        emulation library, I can see Markus squirming now B^), and
        also fixed the uptime and system name code to work properly
        for SVR4. The initial SVR4 port done at CMU was a tad sloppy
        and didn't actually report up time properly. The system description
        field had been a compiled in constant, I changed it to use
        the uname function to create output like the uname -a command
        on UNIX.

        Just uncpio the thing, cd into it and do a make, I prefer
        make CC=gcc2 myself...

                Works for me, will probably work for you...

                        -Rob


 
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