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> the ucd-snmp port is notoriously fragile - it seems to break regularly
> every few months with some kernel change or other. But, it should work on
> 3.3 according to bento.freebsd.org - have you recompiled it since
> upgrading?

That is the fix (at least, for the 10 or so machines I upgraded recently)
-- recompile ucd-snmp, and it should work again...

mike




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