I'm playing around with mib2c and am a bit confused with SET commands. I've run this (part of net-snmp examples MIB),
mib2c -c mib2c.scalar.conf netSnmpExampleInteger And in the generated code there is a function called "snmp_set_var_typed_value()". From experimentation (and code study), I've figured out that we essentially pass the result of a GET operation into this function, so the snmpd agent will report it back. Similarly, there is a function called "netsnmp_check_vb_type()" that is used to check the type of a SET operation - try setting a character into an integer object and this is the function that rejects the operation. BUT, both these functions rely on a structure called "netsnmp_request_info". Is there any function in net-snmp that will let me extract the integer data value that comes with a SET operation out of this structure? Intuitively, I feel that there should be such a function (or something similar), but searching the web wiki, hasn't given me any leads and locally created doxygen is just getting me lost. Puzzled, Abraham V.
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