On 5 October 2010 16:12, Fulko Hew <fulko....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I had my blinders on and saw that the walk returned ucdavis.254,
> (so thats what I was (only) looking for)
> but the corresponding MIB (NET-SNMP_PASS_MIB) is defined as .255,
> And the examples.c file uses .254.
>
> So... the .c file doesn't match the MIB. (one of them needs to change)...
Please have a closer look at the MIB file:
a) It is rooted at netSnmp(8072).netSnmpExamples(2).255
*not* ucdavis(2021).255
b) It defines
'Example MIB objects for "pass" and "pass-persist" extension script'
i.e. local/passtest and local/passtest.pl
This particular MIB file is not related to the 'example/example.c' code
(although the objects may well be the same)
The examples.c code is much earlier, dating from the v4 UCD era.
I can't remember whether we ever officially defined a MIB file
for these objects.
Certainly, with the move to Net-SNMP (v5), we started being a
lot more rigourous in the MIB provision. But there are still elements
of the early, laissez faire approach kicking around - examples/example.c
may well be one of these.
Dave
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