> I am trying to send a trap with a multi-line field.
> strcpy(user_string ,"\r\nLINE 1\r\nLINE 2\r\nLINE 3");
> if I ask to snmptrapd to print in ascii format I get dot in place of
> CR/LF
> snmptrapd -a -f -Le -Oa
> SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.18590.1.1.2.4.0˙TRING: "..LIGNE
> 1..LIGNE 2..LIGNE 3"
Hmmm.... it looks as if 'isprint' is rejecting 0x0d and 0x0a as
non-printable characters.
(see mib.c:sprint_realloc_asciistring())
<tap, tap, tap>
Yes - that appears to be the case.
It may be that we ought to test using:
if (isprint(*cp) || isspace(*cp)) {
instead.
Thoughts?
Dave
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