> *) I am not completely understanding what you want
> with the SNMP_VALUE_METHODPLAIN. Is this the BER encoded
> value?? If so that is a not wanted feature, IMHO.
Nope. It will return the value as a plain string, very much like it's
done with SNMP_VALUEMETHOD_LIBRARY set. However it will ALWAYS
HI,
I have reviewed your patch and some comments I have are below,
in perticular I was wondering what would be best to do so.
*) I am not completely understanding what you want
with the SNMP_VALUE_METHODPLAIN. Is this the BER encoded
value?? If so that is a not wanted feature, IMHO.
*) The obje
Hi Harrie,
thanks for the reply. I nearly began to believe that it *IS* ignored ;-)
Cheers, Jonny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Harrie Hazewinkel wrote:
> HI,
>
> Just a notice that I am not ignoring it.
> I am looking into it and try to understand it.
>
> On Tuesday, January 14,
HI,
Just a notice that I am not ignoring it.
I am looking into it and try to understand it.
On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 08:19 PM, Johann Hanne wrote:
Hi,
The patch makes it much easier to parse the returned SNMP values, as
they
are no longer pre-parsed by the net-snmp library after you
Hi,
as promised I've created a patch which adds some functionality to the
SNMP module. It's controlled with a new function named
snmp_set_valuemethod(int method) which changes the way how SNMP values
are returned by snmpget(), snmpwalk() and snmpwalkoid(). The following
(new) constants can be
