Dave Shield wrote:
> >       Apparently there are hard-coded references to specific NetBSD
> > kernel data structures in the Net-SNMP code.
> 
> Yes - that's correct.
> One of the characteristics of an SNMP agent is that it often needs
> to retrieve fairly low-level information,  and this can sometimes
> result in having to use some fairly O/S-specific approaches. Up to
> and including digging into the kernel for (typically undocumented)
> data structures.    Such an approach is obviously vulnerable to
> breakages.
> 
> If there's a better interface that could be used to retrieve this
> swap information (or anything else), that would be more portable
> across different releases, please feel free to suggest it.
> (You doubtless understand the NetBSD system better than we do!)

What kind of swap information is it? Perhaps swapctl(2) would
provie enough info?

Jaromir 
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