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> 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.
It's probably worth checking the handler routine that implements
this particular area, to ensure that it's processing the whole of
the 'requests' list - not just the first entry.
The code for handling a particular MIB object should invariably
be wrapped within a
for ( request = requests; request; request=request->next_variable)
loop (and with with 'request' not 'requests' internally).
That's the most likely cause that springs to mind immediately.
Dave
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