Five principles for successful mass collaboration, part 1


 
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Five principles for successful mass collaboration, part 1

Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:00:00 GMT
Linux has succeeded as a product only because the community that supports it has organised itself systematically to create, share, test, reject, and develop ideas in a way that flouts conventional wisdom. Successful We-Think projects are based on five key principles that were all present in Linux. Here are the first two.


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Mon::SNMP(3pm)						User Contributed Perl Documentation					    Mon::SNMP(3pm)

NAME
Mon::SNMP - decode SNMP trap SYNOPSIS
use Mon::SNMP; $trap = new Mon::SNMP; $trap->buffer($snmptrap); %traphash = $trap->decode; $error = $trap->error; DESCRIPTION
Mon::SNMP provides methods to decode SNMP trap PDUs. It is based on Graham Barr's Convert::BER module, and its purpose is to provide SNMP trap handling to "mon". It is not complete, so don't bother trying to use it unless you are ready to debug and write some code. METHODS
new creates a new Mon::SNMP object. buffer ( buffer ) Assigns a raw SNMP trap message to the object. decode Decodes a SNMP trap message, and returns a hash of the variable assignments for the SNMP header and trap protocol data unit of the associated message. The hash consists of the following members: version => SNMP version(1) community => community string ent_OID => enterprise OID of originating agent agentaddr => IP address of originating agent generic_trap => /COLDSTART|WARMSTART|LINKDOWN|LINKUP|AUTHFAIL|EGPNEIGHBORLOSS|ENTERPRISESPECIFIC/ specific_trap => specific trap type (integer) timeticks => timeticks (integer) varbindlist => { oid1 => value, oid2 => value, ... } ERRORS
All methods return a hash with no elements upon errors which they detect, and the detail of the error is available from the EXAMPLES
use Mon::SNMP; $trap = new Mon::SNMP; $trap->buffer($snmptrap); %traphash = $trap->decode; foreach $oid (keys $traphash{"varbindlist"}) { $val = $traphash{"varbindlist"}{$oid}; print "oid($oid) = val($val) "; } ENVIRONMENT
None. SEE ALSO
Graham Barr's Convert::BER module. NOTES
CAVEATS
Mon::SNMP depends upon Convert::BER to do the real work. perl v5.14.2 2012-04-27 Mon::SNMP(3pm)