Hi,
I ran into the same problem recently and came up with a workaround. When a
session is closed, I remove the usm user from the user list, preventing it
from messing up my further modifications.
The code is as follows:
void close_session(netsnmp_session *session) {
// NOTE: remove cached user, otherwise have fun debugging snmp v3
options modification :)
auto session = this->session_handler_;
auto user = usm_get_user(session->contextEngineID,
session->contextEngineIDLen, session->securityName);
if (user) {
usm_remove_user(user);
}
snmp_close(session);
}
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