This can be used to parse the returned values depending on the quick print setting. For example sysUpTime might look something like this: "Timeticks: (34575334) 4 days, 0:02:33.34", but if quick print is enabled it will be on the form: "4:0:2:33.34". To get the same output you can parse it differently, something like:
if(@ $sysUpTime = snmpget($switch,$community,"system.sysUpTime.0")){
if(snmp_get_quick_print()){
sscanf($sysUpTime, "%d:%d:%d:%d.%d",$day,$hour,$minute,$sec,$ticks);
$sysUpTime = "$day days, $hour:$minute:$sec.$ticks";
}else{
$sysUpTime = ereg_replace("Timeticks: \([0-9]+\) ","",$sysUpTime);
}
}
snmp_get_quick_print
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)
snmp_get_quick_print — Fetches the current value of the NET-SNMP library's quick_print setting
Description
snmp_get_quick_print(): bool
Returns the current value stored in the NET-SNMP Library for quick_print. quick_print is off by default.
Parameters
This function has no parameters.
Return Values
Returns true if quick_print is on, false otherwise.
Examples
Example #1 snmp_get_quick_print() example
<?php
$quickprint = snmp_get_quick_print();
?>See Also
- snmp_set_quick_print() - Set the value of enable within the NET-SNMP library for a full description of what quick_print does.
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