I need to implement a MIB table which purpose is to list all files on an
USB stick.
This table has one OCTET STRING index, which is the filename.
I am running net-snmp version 5.3.1.
This table is implemented by the Sub-Agent.
GET-NEXT work fine, but I have trouble with GET and SET requests.
If the OID total length (oid + index) is longer than 62 bytes, I get a
NO_SUCH_NAME error back.
If the total oid length is less than 62 bytes, then everything is ok.
There is no such limitation with GET-NEXT. It works fine in any case.
When the failure occurs, my Get() and Set() implementation routines are
even not called, i.e. the request is rejected by the SNMP engine.
I opened the Master-Agent logs and everything looks ok there.
Anybody faced such a problem?
Any idea where this limitation comes from?
Thanks
Yaakov
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