Test results (omitted rwuser instruction for brevity):
createUser user0 MD5 "authpw-00" Works
createUser user1 MD5 "authpw-00" AES "default-00" Works
createUser user2 MD5 "authpw-00" AES192 "default-00" FAILED
createUser user2c MD5 "authpw-00" AES192C "default-00"
Stepping back one step from the fact that they enable/disable different
bits of code: is there a semantic difference intended here, or was this
some feature collision and both were retained? Is there a WRITE that is not
a SET?
NETSNMP_NO_WRITE_SUPPORT came in with the features/minimalist stuff;