On Wed, 2005-06-01 at 21:55, Greg L Robillard wrote:
> for (request = requests; request; request = request->next) {
[snip]
> What is happening is the request->next continues to move through
> the table
That's a misunderstanding.
"request->next" doesn't move through the table, from one
row to the next. It moves through the list of varbinds in
a single request.
If you've run a "snmpwalk" command, then there will only
be one varbind in each request, and 'requests->next' should
always be NULL.
> is there a way to reset the table request once this occurs.
How have you implemented the table? What helpers have you
used? The row of the table to use should be determined by
the current index value, and nothing else. Relying on this
always being walked in order is Just Plain Wrong.
Dave
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