FW: Re: FW: Re: how can i get the index of a mib by using any snmpapi.c

Hi Dave,

     Sorry to bother you but i think this time is the last question or aid, 
in my extended agent of snmp by using the dlmod, in the function of 
registering the variables in init_Filename i use these functions:

in init_Filename()

init_mib()
/* after the parsing of my private mibs that 's contain many tables */
i register my variable by using this function:
register_mib_range(descr, (struct variable *)var, sizeof(struct vartype), 
var_len, theoid,
               sizeof(theoid)/sizeof(oid), DEFAULT_MIB_PRIORITY, 1, 1, 
NULL)!= MIB_REGISTERED_OK)

so my question is: if i define an index in the mib for a table how can i 
register this index after these functions above?

my solution for this problem is to construct the oid manually in the 
var_filename() function  by manually parsing the mib to get the index and 
then construct the oid  with index and return it as argument sturct oid  
name   to var_filename()

i want to know if there a better solution than this solution above

thank you very much for ur time

Best Regards

Elias


>From: Dave Shield <[email protected]>
>To: elias bou rahal <[email protected]>
>CC: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: FW: Re: how can i get the index of a mib by using any 
>snmpapi.c
>Date: Thu, 02 Mar 2006 16:02:47 +0000
>
>On Thu, 2006-03-02 at 15:56 +0000, elias bou rahal wrote:
> > i am talking about the indexes used when registering the MIB table
>
>OK.
>Then you should provide this information manually (by looking
>at the MIB file yourself).  The agent doesn't actually need the
>MIB file at all, so it doesn't rely on looking up the syntax of
>the table - that's part of the static design and ends up hardcoded
>into the MIB implementation.
>
>If you look at the code for some of the existing tables, you'll
>see that they specify the syntax of the indexes as part of the
>initialisation routine.  You should do the same.
>
>Dave




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