> > So the first thing to get straight is how to handle the index column.
> > What is the MIB definition of this object? In particular, what is the
> > MAX-ACCESS clause?
> For COLUMN_GATEWAYINDEX the MIB has defined as:
> MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
Right - then the COLUMN_GATEWAYINDEX line should *not* be included in the
netsnmp_table_set_multi_add_default_row() call.
That should just include *accessible* objects - those with a MAX-ACCESS
clause of 'read-only', 'read-write' or 'read-create'.
And the correspnding "add_row" directive should be:
{indexes} {column values}
addrow gatewayTable 1 "TrendGateway" ....
> I found some more errors:
> The COLUMN_PROCESSUPTIME was defined in MIB as Timestamp
> and COLUMN_MESSAGESFROMXCONNECT to COLUMN_MESSAGESTOEXTERIEUR were
> defined in MIB as Counter.
> After changing the MIB for all this columns to INTEGER adding a row succeeds.
>
> This is somewhat unexpected on my side.
> Which column types are supported?
Should be all the ASN_xxx types. I can't see why we'd omit any of them.
> > What feels less acceptable is:
> > > COLUMN_PROCESSID, ASN_INTEGER, 1, NULL, 0,
> > > COLUMN_PROCESSUPTIME, ASN_COUNTER, 1, NULL, 0,
> >
> > I strongly suspect that both of these should be "0, sizeof(int)"
> > rather than "NULL, 0"
>
> Well, changing initialization of numeric COLUMN_PROCESSUPTIME
> from ASN_COUNTER, 1, NULL, 0,
> to ASN_INTEGER, 1, 0, sizeof( int ),
> make it better.
My gut reaction is that
ASN_COUNTER, 1, 0, sizeof( int ),
would also work - i.e. the problem lies in passing a NULL pointer for
an integer-based value, rather than INTEGER vs COUNTER.
Dave
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