Hi,
I am using Net-SNMP version 5.7.1.pre2, having built it using Visual
Studio 2008 with support for the agentx module and installed the Perl
modules that are bundled with it.
I have configured the agent to run as an AgentX master agent and I have a
perl module that registers a sub-agent handler for my OID sub-tree.
I have noticed that during the processing of a Set Request, if my handler
returns success in the RESERVE1 state as follows:
$request->setError($request_info, SNMP_ERR_NOERROR);
and an error is then detected and reported in a later state, such as
RESERVE2, then the agent does not bail out early on the transaction
sequence. Instead it continues to cycle through the ACTION and COMMIT
states.
If nothing is reported on success, i.e. the line above is commented out,
then any error reported later causes the agent to initiate a FREE or UNDO
sequence as expected.
Is the behaviour I'm seeing expected when 'no error' is reported?
regards
Ramon
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