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Cannot install MacOS 12.5 (M1 ARM64) #171
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Looks like you're experiencing an issue with library resolution due to how the old method of extracting info from Please try the following and report back on whether or not it installs correctly:
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If you mean the URL https://github.com/easysnmp/easysnmp/archive/refs/heads/test.zip here is the result:
I have net-snmp installed without using homebrew.
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That's correct; sorry for the bad URL.
Brew is certainly installed. The keg Net-SNMP does not appear to be.
Are you using the system-included Net-SNMP binaries/library? If so, we highly recommend using the Homebrew package instead as this will include some memory leak fixes and newer OpenSSL support. If you cannot install Net-SNMP via brew for some reason (security restrictions, explicit Net-SNMP library version required, etc), please let us know why. |
Result after installation using the homebrew:
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What output do you get when you run |
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Ah ok, I missed an important detail from your output after installing Net-SNMP via Brew.
I'm able to replicate this on my 12.5 VM. I'll dive into it. |
Looks like the issue is due to pip running the |
Ok, I've merged the necessary changes into the "test" branch. I've also added a patch that re-enables Net-SNMP 5.6.2.1 support on macOS. You can choose to use the Brew Net-SNMP or system-included Net-SNMP library. (If you need modern SSL cipher support, go with Brew). |
Now the installation (from test) runs correctly. Thank you very much! |
Is it possible to merge the fix to the version provided via pip? test version is working fine, but if you install from pip on macos, it still fails thanks for the library and mutli OS support |
Unfortunately, the project looks like it has been abandoned. I wonder if there are any alternatives (other than the abandoned PySNMP)? |
Couldn't find the answer on my own. I turn to the community for help. I am trying to install easysnmp on a MacOS 12.5 computer on an M1 Pro processor. I get the following output:
net-snmp and gcc are installed.
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