Hi,
At first, thanks for the great software!
I have been using NetXMS version 1.2.3 for a long time. Our network is not connected to Internet so the upgrade is a bit complicated task. Now i finally desided to upgrade to the current version 1.2.16. I can configure and make the new version just fine, but when I try to install it, 'make install' gives me this error:
HP-ICF-IPCONFIG: ERROR 001: Import symbol "ipv4InterfaceEntry" unresolved
My system is type is Linux, distribution is Centos 6.3. I understand this is a problem with compiling one of the MIBs in "contrib" directory? My biggest problem was that this happened in 'make install' instead of 'make', so some of the binaries had already been installed and some not. I had to compile the old version again in order to get the old system back online.
For some beculiar reason, I got the same error when compiling the old version also! But fortunately the old version binaries which were not installed because of this error, where in place already, so the system is working now with version 1.2.3.
I'm a bit confused, what can cause this error? Does the installation rely on some external package which has possibly broken down in my system since the original v1.2.3 install? Can I somehow exclude the 'contrib' MIBs being installed alltogether in order to avoid this error?
At first, thanks for the great software!
I have been using NetXMS version 1.2.3 for a long time. Our network is not connected to Internet so the upgrade is a bit complicated task. Now i finally desided to upgrade to the current version 1.2.16. I can configure and make the new version just fine, but when I try to install it, 'make install' gives me this error:HP-ICF-IPCONFIG: ERROR 001: Import symbol "ipv4InterfaceEntry" unresolved
My system is type is Linux, distribution is Centos 6.3. I understand this is a problem with compiling one of the MIBs in "contrib" directory? My biggest problem was that this happened in 'make install' instead of 'make', so some of the binaries had already been installed and some not. I had to compile the old version again in order to get the old system back online.
For some beculiar reason, I got the same error when compiling the old version also! But fortunately the old version binaries which were not installed because of this error, where in place already, so the system is working now with version 1.2.3.
I'm a bit confused, what can cause this error? Does the installation rely on some external package which has possibly broken down in my system since the original v1.2.3 install? Can I somehow exclude the 'contrib' MIBs being installed alltogether in order to avoid this error?