2009/7/8 François Dumont <francoisdumon...@gmail.com>:
> This is the initial GET that crashes.
OK - it sounds as if a trivial script with *just* a single GET
request should still crash. Nothing else - no prompting,
no SET requests, nothing. Just something like:
import netsnmp
profileNb = "25"
qosType = "0"
value = "rbQoSProfileType"
oid = netsnmp.Varbind(value, profileNb, qosType)
result = netsnmp.snmpget(oid, DestHost = "10.0.0.1", Community =
"private", Version = 2)
print("%s") %(result)
Can you please confirm whether this is indeed the case.
Does the above script (suitably tweaked to match your
actual usage) crash or not?
It would probably be sensible if you posted the corrected version
of the script as well, so I know *exactly* what you are working with.
> In fact, I noticed that before, but I
> used snmpwalk instead with the following line :
>
> print("Type = %s") %(result, )
No - you are complicating things too much again.
The next step after a GET request would be GETNEXT
(not a full walk).
> and it printed :
>
> rbQoSProfileType 25 = None ( None )
I'm sorry - but it's impossible to offer sensible advice based on
such fragmentary information. Please can you always post
the *FULL* text of the test scripts you are using, including all
the information you provide, and the complete output.
(both expected, and actual)
You say that you "used snmpwalk", but give no indication *how*
you used it. It's actually a waste of my time to have to keep
guessing about the details that you don't mention.
(Sorry if that comes over a bit harshly, but it is very frustrating).
> I am wondering why a GET crashes while a WALK doesn't
> (but doesn't give the correct answer) ?
Forget about the walk - there's no such request anyway.
Concentrate on a single GET, and we can take it from there.
Dave
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