[Pkg-net-snmp-devel] Proposed removal of python net-snmp modules
Craig Small
csmall at debian.org
Thu Jul 18 09:33:47 BST 2019
Hi,
For the next net-snmp release, I am proposing removing the python modules
that link to libsnmp. There are many reasons for doing so including:
* net-snmp is python 2 only bindings
* net-snmp python is synchronous calls only, not asynchronous
* net-snmp is horribly clunky in the way it works
* The pysnmp module, as found in python3-pysnmp4 is vastly better pretty
much any way you look at it.
There are no reverse dependencies on the python-netsnmp package. While it's
hard to tell, I don't think it is used terribly much and if it is, that use
would be better served with pysnmp.
If someone knows about a Debian package needing this module, let me know
and I'll endeavour to work with the maintainer to port it across to pysnmp.
- Craig
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