In order to get SNAT to operate, I have to get a number of services installed in addition to SNAT. I apparently mis-read the documentation and somehow got the impression that the AXP came with Apache and MySQL already installed. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
I am currently getting a Fedora Core 4 development environment installed so I can get the Apache and MySQL servers installed. Then, I will need to get the Java and Perl environments installed as well.
Thus far, I have determined the appropriate steps to get the services installed, I just need to get the development environment reconfigured to support the FC4 versus the FC11 to make sure I don't need to install too many additional dependencies.
Most likely, this will end in a horrible dependency loop (between Apache, MySQL, Java and Perl). Making this process much more difficult than it really should be. To get around this, I will install everything into a new directory structure and change the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable to utilize the SNAT application libraries first and then search the remaining system LD_LIBRARY_PATH next.
I may end up going back to the Perl version of the telnet/SSH/SNMP/Graphing processes as I have to get all of these libraries installed anyway. Additionally, the version of Java installed is the IBM Java ME which will not run the version of the application which I currently developed under. This means I need to install a whole new version of Java as well. I will make the determination based on how easy it is to install the updated versions of the applications and libraries.
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