I think I've tracked down the source of the problem.
One of the changes I made was to introduce a couple
of fixed views - "_all_" and "_none_", rather than
defining a separate (anonymous) view for each
unrestricted access setting. These are set up
as part of the the vacm_conf initialisation.
Unfortunately, the trapd initialisation doesn't
call the main initialisation routine - instead it
just calls one of the sub-routines, so that this
"_all_" view never gets created.
There's a simple temporary workaround. In the
routine vacm_create_simple(), look for the code
strcpy( viewname, "_all_" );
view_ptr = NULL;
and comment these two lines out. That will revert
to the previous behaviour of separate views, which
works OK.
A better fix is probably to move the definition of
these standard views into the main SNMP library.
I've got a patch that should work, but I need to do
a bit more testing first. That should be ready for
tomorrow, but the hack above should serve for the
time being.
Dave
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