bsnmp-regex enhances bsnmpd by enabling the extraction of counters from text data such as log files and program output. This module can be used to create counters from a variety of sources.
If you're looking for a module for bsnmpd that can create counters from log files or other text data, bsnmp-regex is what you need. With regular expressions, you can count the number of matches or extract specific text or numbers. You can then query or graph the resulting data with SNMP tools.
Installing bsnmp-regex is pretty straightforward. First, you need to `cd' to the directory where the package is located and run `./configure' to configure the package for your system. If you're using `csh' on an old version of System V, you might need to run `sh ./configure' instead.
Running `configure' can take some time, but it will print messages indicating which features it is checking for. Once it's done, you can run `make' to compile the package. If the package comes with any self-tests, you can run them using `make check'. To install the programs, data files, and documentation, just run `make install'. Finally, if you want to clean up your source code directory and remove the program binaries and object files, run `make clean'. If you want to completely remove the files that `configure' created, run `make distclean'.
The latest release of bsnmp-regex includes a fix for a crash that was occurring when parsing extra long lines, as well as some minor fixes. Overall, if you need to create counters from text data, bsnmp-regex is a great option that's easy to install and use.
Installing bsnmp-regex is pretty straightforward. First, you need to `cd' to the directory where the package is located and run `./configure' to configure the package for your system. If you're using `csh' on an old version of System V, you might need to run `sh ./configure' instead.
Running `configure' can take some time, but it will print messages indicating which features it is checking for. Once it's done, you can run `make' to compile the package. If the package comes with any self-tests, you can run them using `make check'. To install the programs, data files, and documentation, just run `make install'. Finally, if you want to clean up your source code directory and remove the program binaries and object files, run `make clean'. If you want to completely remove the files that `configure' created, run `make distclean'.
The latest release of bsnmp-regex includes a fix for a crash that was occurring when parsing extra long lines, as well as some minor fixes. Overall, if you need to create counters from text data, bsnmp-regex is a great option that's easy to install and use.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A