The kernel-utils package requires(libsnmp.so.5). This is from the "UCD-SNMP compatibility mode" of NET-SNMP and is required because kernel-utils' "cpqarrayd" links against "libsnmp.so.5" instead of "libnetsnmp.so.5". Since UCD-SNMP is no more and this causes conflicts whith third-party packages (upstream RPMs for e.g. RHL9) it would be a good idea to link "cpqarrayd" against "libnetsnmp.so.5" instead of "libsnmp.so.5". The problem may be alleviated by Bug #100489. This of course goes for anything depending on UCD-SNMP compatibility, but kernel-utils and hpoj (will be filed as separate bug) were the only ones I found (`rpm -qa --requires | fgrep libsnmp.so` on an "Everything" install) that had this problem.
Same problem for hpoj logged as Bug #105847.
Since "cpqarrayd" is no longer part of "kernel-utils" (as of Arjan's change at Fri Jul 04 2003; tested in current Fedora Rawhide), and kernel-utils no longer Requires(libsnmp.so.5), this is RESOLVED FIXED.