I had some problems with missing libraries when compiling 1.1.7 on 64 bit CentOS 5. After looking through the forums, I found that people had modified their configure files in the past to get the library paths correct on their 64 bit redhat machines. Most of the solutions were "modified this line" or "set an LDFLAGS variable". After a few of these still came up with 'library not found' errors or 'skipping invalid library', I pulled out the shotgun and did a %s/usr\/lib/usr\/lib64/g in the configure file then ./configure make make install wipe hands on pants. Everything compiled, installed, and ran, so it looks ok. Anybody see something wrong? Admittedly, I'm not completely sure of what side effects I may have caused. Here's the configure line that I used
Also, I said everything ran fine...which it did on the client, but the server does not list the client as running.
gives me a "No route to host" error, yet I can ping and ssh to the client from the server. Any ideas on that one?
Code:
./configure --enable-server --enable-agent --with-mysql --with-libcurl --with-net-snmp
Code:
zabbix_get -s <client ip> -k agent.ping