hi folks,
why do the following produce different data structures?
#!/opt/local/bin/perl
use SNMP;
[...]
$val = $sess->bulkwalk('0', '10000', $oid)produces:
Dumping val
$VAR1 = [
bless( [
bless( [
'ipNetToMediaPhysAddress',
'1.10.10.196.1',
'0:4:dd:b8:ec:60',
'OCTETSTR'
], 'SNMP::Varbind' ),
...whereas
#!/opt/vdops/bin/perl
use SNMP;
[...]
$vb = new SNMP::Varbind([$oid]);
$val = $sess->bulkwalk('0', '10000', $vb)produces:
Dumping val
$VAR1 = bless( [
bless( [
'ipNetToMediaPhysAddress',
'1.10.10.196.1',
'0:4:dd:b8:ec:60',
'OCTETSTR'
], 'SNMP::Varbind' ),
...i.e. a bulkwalk on a simple oid produces an array containing a blessed array of blessed Varbinds (4 element arrays) ... whereas bulkwalk on a varbind produces a blessed array of blessed Varbinds (4 element arrays).
seems to me that both approaches should return the same data structure ... namely, a blessed array of blessed Varbinds ... but perhaps i'm missing something.
--sk
stuart kendrick fhcrc
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