Re: Does 2.0.32 break SNMP?

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>I use 'mrtg' which uses SNMP to measure network troughput.
>Since I installed 2.0.32 I get the following message:

>Warning: There is something wrong with Target '2:public@grumbeer'
>* Its ifDescr used to be 'eth0'
>* Now it is 'nr0'
>
>I only upgraded from 2.0.31 to 2.0.32. My snmpd is version 3.4. Any hints?

I posted a patch that allows you to write "eth0:public@grumbeer" to
the mrtg list. It will figure out the correct index automagically.

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