> Assume that you are calling the registration code with <theOid> as the
> OID, then _instance registers a variable at <theOid> while _scalar
> registers a variable at <theOid>.0, this is useful for simple scalar
> variables that are declared outside of any table in the MIB.
So the main (only?) difference is how to register the OID; with or
without trailing .0?
>> 2) netsnmp_register_watched_instance(
>> netsnmp_create_handler_registration(
>> "two",
>> NULL,
>> my_oid2,
>> OID_LENGTH(my_oid2),
>> HANDLER_CAN_RWRITE),
>> netsnmp_create_watcher_info(
>> (void *)&integer,
>> sizeof(integer),
>> ASN_INTEGER,
>> WATCHER_FIXED_SIZE));
>>
>> snmpget works fine / snmpset doesn't work (wrong type or length)
> What exact commad are you issuing?
snmpset -v 1 -c private localhost <OID> i 1
which works for the example in 3). I played around with the types a bit,
but as expected, that won't work with either version.
>> 3) netsnmp_register_int_instance(
>> "two",
>> my_oid2,
>> OID_LENGTH(my_oid2),
>> &integer,
>> NULL);
>>
>> snmpget/-set works fine
> Could you pleease check if your problem is present in the trunk
version
> as well? f there is a bug I would rather know about it now than later.
I can try to reproduce and check this at home.
For the record, the problem occurred using net-snmp 5.4.1.2 on Fedora 9
(x64).
> I failed to understand question III
Someone already helped me out in this question:
Roy M. Silvernail wrote:
> This (untested) snippet may work for your second attempt.
>
> oid testOid[] = {2, 100, 3};
> netsnmp_set_row_column(netsnmp_row, 2, ASN_OBJECT_ID,
> (char *)testOid, sizeof(oid));
Doesn't help me to understand how those "net-snmp OIDs" are encoded, but
as long as it works I don't mind. ;)
However, every OID seems to be rooted at ccitt(0). When I change testOid
to {0}, I get 0.0 (which I wanted to achieve in the first place), but
even
{2, 100, 3} results in 0.2.x
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