can't execute @SNMPGET@ on os/x box?

[Evan Platt]

Trying to run NRG (snmp type data tool) on os/x box..

I've googled and searched the NRG site... If I missed this, please let
me know where to look. Installed NRG from port install. make
rediscover and notify ran fine.

The run-nrg that was generated with #!@PERL@ as the first line.

That right there gives a Command not found trying to execute.

I changed the first line to #!/opt/local/bin/perl , and now it
executes (well, sort of) but gives:

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
run-nrg 9214: started at Mon Aug 14 13:25:22 2006 (1155587122)
can't execute @SNMPGET@ -v2c -c public 192.168.1.2 system.sysUpTime.0
run-nrg: terminated on Mon Aug 14 13:25:22 2006 (1155587122)

I looked through the generated run-nrg, but I'd rather fix it rather
than band aid (i.e. go and modify run-nrg) unless that's what I need
to do.

I've put the script on my webserver:
http://www.espphotography.com/run-nrg.txt

Any help appreciated.

Thanks.

Evan

 

[Sherm Pendley]

Trying to run NRG (snmp type data tool) on os/x box..

I've googled and searched the NRG site... If I missed this, please let
me know where to look. Installed NRG from port install. make
rediscover and notify ran fine.

The run-nrg that was generated with #!@PERL@ as the first line.

That right there gives a Command not found trying to execute.

I changed the first line to #!/opt/local/bin/perl , and now it
executes (well, sort of) but gives:

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
run-nrg 9214: started at Mon Aug 14 13:25:22 2006 (1155587122)
can't execute @SNMPGET@ -v2c -c public 192.168.1.2 system.sysUpTime.0
run-nrg: terminated on Mon Aug 14 13:25:22 2006 (1155587122)

Looks to me like it did *not* build fine. There are multiple places where a
placeholder - that's the @FOO@ stuff, with leading and trailing ats - wasn't
expanded in run-nrg. It looks like it was simply copied as-is, without any
expansions.

I'd ask the port maintainer and/or in a forum dedicated to NRG about why the
placeholders in run-nrg aren't being expanded properly.

sherm--