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* Next Meeting Date
 
* Next Meeting Date
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* Releases
 
* Releases
 
** 5.2.x -- dts12
 
** 5.2.x -- dts12
 
** 5.4.x -- dts12
 
** 5.4.x -- dts12
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** Text sent from dts12:
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  With one exception, I believe the 5.4.3 and 5.2.6
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  releases are ready to go out.  That exception is,
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  of course, the status of the Windows builds.
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  There are two issues here:
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    a) Notification Log MIB
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    b) IPv6 support
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  As it stands at the moment, the code (for both lines)
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  builds OK using both Visual Studio (run interactively)
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  and using 'build.bat'.  However previous versions of the
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  5.4.x agent & trapd included support for the Notification
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  Log MIB when built with Visual Studio, and this is no
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  longer active.
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  I believe there are three options here:
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    i)  Accept the current code
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          (build.bat works, MSVC build loses functionality)
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    ii)  Reactivate the NLog-MIB support
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          (MSVC works as before, build.bat fails)
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    iii) Add support to build.bat framework to include NLog
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  Let me know what the meeting decides, and we'll take it from
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  there.  If we go with either i) or ii), then I'll update the
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  documentation to describe how users can fix whichever problem
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  remains.  (It's a trivial, one-line edit)
 +
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  As regards IPv6 support, the current status is (I believe)
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  that MSVC builds OK, but (definitely) build.bat fails when
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  IPv6 support is enabled.  The patch I proposed is apparently
 +
  not suitable - Bart is looking to come up with a better version.
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  There are two options here:
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    I)  Accept the current code
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            (and document that build.bat does not support IPv6)
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    II)  Use whatever fix Bart comes up with.
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*** Release Status
 
*** Release Status
 
** 5.6 -- hardaker
 
** 5.6 -- hardaker

Revision as of 19:03, 19 April 2010

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This is the meeting agenda/notes for the Meeting held on 2010-04-19.

Date and Time: 2010-04-19 20:00 UTC

Agenda

  • Next Meeting Date
  • Releases
    • 5.2.x -- dts12
    • 5.4.x -- dts12
    • Text sent from dts12:
 With one exception, I believe the 5.4.3 and 5.2.6
 releases are ready to go out.   That exception is,
 of course, the status of the Windows builds.

 There are two issues here:
   a) Notification Log MIB
   b) IPv6 support

 As it stands at the moment, the code (for both lines)
 builds OK using both Visual Studio (run interactively)
 and using 'build.bat'.  However previous versions of the
 5.4.x agent & trapd included support for the Notification
 Log MIB when built with Visual Studio, and this is no
 longer active.

 I believe there are three options here:
   i)   Accept the current code
          (build.bat works, MSVC build loses functionality)
   ii)  Reactivate the NLog-MIB support
          (MSVC works as before, build.bat fails)
   iii) Add support to build.bat framework to include NLog

 Let me know what the meeting decides, and we'll take it from
 there.  If we go with either i) or ii), then I'll update the
 documentation to describe how users can fix whichever problem
 remains.  (It's a trivial, one-line edit)

 As regards IPv6 support, the current status is (I believe)
 that MSVC builds OK, but (definitely) build.bat fails when
 IPv6 support is enabled.  The patch I proposed is apparently
 not suitable - Bart is looking to come up with a better version.

 There are two options here:
    I)   Accept the current code
           (and document that build.bat does not support IPv6)
    II)  Use whatever fix Bart comes up with.
      • Release Status
    • 5.6 -- hardaker
    • Release Testing
    • Binary Releases
  • Administrative
    • Test server updates
  • Technical Discussions
    • Perl NetSNMP::agent regression test 5 fails [1].
    • Net-SNMP V5 get/set request handler documentation [2].
    • Whether or not the triple build infrastructure should be unified to a single build infrastructure.
  • Round Table -- What are ya up to?