sprintf(value, %d, auth);
snmp_add_var(pdu, auth_OID, auth_OID_len, 'i', value);
That's probably where the problem is.
You need to pass a pointer to the actual (binary) value - not a printable
version of it.
Try
snmp_add_var(pdu, auth_OID, auth_OID_len, 'i', value);
instead.
You need to pass a pointer to the actual (binary) value - not a
printable version of it.
snmp_add_var(pdu, auth_OID, auth_OID_len, 'i', value);
Thanks but:
x.c:1022: warning: passing arg 5 of `snmp_add_var' from
Well, no. I really appreciate your quick feedback and explanation but
now I'm worse off than I was. Before, my set routine got called n times
for port 1, now it doesn't get called at all!
Arggghhh - I'm a pillock!
I've just spotted that you're talking about snmp_add_var,
which is one of
I'm trying to manipulate ifLinkUpDownTrapEnable values. I used mib2c to create a
ifXTable module and I can get and set values with snmpget and snmpset just fine. Now
I'm trying to write a utility routine to update all the values with one call. I've
got something like:
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