I've found that I can get any ONE value (the first I request) back by reordering how I
add variables to the PDU. By putting snmp_log() calls in my MIB handling code, I find
that snmpd asks my MIB code for all the values that my client asks snmpd for. And by
doing
snmpd -Dagentx
I get lots of requests logged in snmpd.log which show snmpd and the agent talking
about the values I've requested. So why does't snmpd only return one value in
response to my get PDU? Is there something else I can define when invoking snmpd to
track this down? (My other section of code which asks for a different set of values,
gets all it asks for.)
Chris
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