I'm a bit late to the party with this thread, but I ran into the same exact issue on FreeBSD -- and this isn't a new "problem". The old behavior (no noise) is present in net-snmp 5.5 as well, so what I did was whipped up a patch to quiet down things by restoring the old behavior (sort of): https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3362233&group_id=12694&atid=312694 . The problem is that the requirements defined in the original code, and the return values are contradictory for some SMIs. So what I did was extended hardraker's patch to catch actual MIB parsing errors in parse(). The issue may need to be resolved a different way in the future, but this at least mutes the noise, which matches pre-5.7 behavior, and catches errors during the MIB parsing process in a proper manner. Thanks, -Garrett
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