I'm trying to access my variable directly here rather than using puts to
print it out. Can anyone tell me the easiest way to access it from the
variable?
ipadd = ARGV[0]
columns = ["ifDescr"]
SNMP::Manager.open(:Host => ipadd, :Community => "877pricelineHOBO" ) do
m>
m.walk(columns) { |row| puts row.join("\t") }
end
thanks
jackster
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I'm trying to access my variable directly here rather than using puts to
print it out. Can anyone tell me the easiest way to access it from the
variable?
Can't test right now because I don't have a device/system using SNMP
handy, but, thinking it's simply a scoping issue...
ipadd = ARGV[0]
columns = ["ifDescr"]
ifDescr =
SNMP::Manager.open(:Host => ipadd, :Community => "877pricelineHOBO" ) do
>m>
m.walk(columns) { |row| ifDescr << row.join("\t") }
end
puts ifDescr
Todd
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On Feb 6, 2008 1:35 PM, jackster the jackle <contact@thirdorder.net> wrote:
Thanks alot Todd...I'm in good shape...
jackster
Todd Benson wrote:
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On Feb 6, 2008 1:35 PM, jackster the jackle <contact@thirdorder.net> > wrote:
I'm trying to access my variable directly here rather than using puts to
print it out. Can anyone tell me the easiest way to access it from the
variable?
Can't test right now because I don't have a device/system using SNMP
handy, but, thinking it's simply a scoping issue...
ipadd = ARGV[0]
columns = ["ifDescr"]
ifDescr =
SNMP::Manager.open(:Host => ipadd, :Community => "877pricelineHOBO" ) do
>m>
m.walk(columns) { |row| ifDescr << row.join("\t") }
end
puts ifDescr
Todd
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