Hello all,
Let me first explain a bit about my situation:
I am working on an application (C#, developed in Visual Studio, running on
linux with mono) which makes use of net-snmp. This application is 32bit, and
makes use of the net-snmp .so files provided by the operating system (currently
openSUSE 13.2). All the functions that it uses are declared via DllImport
statements.
The application runs as a subagent and periodically sends SNMP traps regarding
the application's and system health to the trapsink as configured in
/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf file.
Now here's the actual issue:
When running my application on a 32bit OS, any traps generated by the
application are sent fine and I have no issues. When I run the application on a
64bit OS, the application runs fine, but any attempts at sending a trap are met
by an error containing the message "send_trap: no v2 trapOID varbind provided"
(which seems weird as it does not throw this error when running on 32bit).
Now I've looked a bit around Google and in this mailing list if I could find
anything that could resolve my issue, but I came up with nothing. The net-snmp
tutorials don't mention anything about this as well, so I hope by asking here
to get some more information.
Kind regards,
Roy Kleefman
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