Re: Setting multiple table rows in one set operation

On 17/01/2008, vsaavedra <[email protected]> wrote:
> Am I still making some kind of error in the MIB SMI definition?

Well

> name  OBJECT-TYPE
>             SYNTAX     OCTET STRING
>             MAX-ACCESS read-write
>             STATUS     current
>             DESCRIPTION
>                         ""
>             ::= { newtestEntry 2 }

the MAX-ACCESS should probably be "read-create" if
you are going to create new rows automatically.   But I
doubt this is relevant to your current problem.

(And I have to say that your object names aren't particularly
meaningful, and the descriptions are even worse!)



> Then, I created a simple agent with mib2c, using  mib2c -c
> mib2c.create-dataset.conf newtest. I didn't alter one line of the code
> produced by mib2c.


I suspect that this is the underlying reason for your problems.
I hate to shatter your carefully crafted illusions, but the developers
of this project are not quite as infallible as you might like to think.
And the mib2c templates (particularly the less-frequently-used ones)
may well receive less rigourous scrutiny than the main MIB module
implementation code.

   So it is not inconceivable that there's a bug in the template code
produced.    Particularly since I don't think you've ever said which
version of the mib2c templates you are using.


I think you are going to have to debug the MIB module handler
routine yourself - put in debugging statements as necessary
so that you can tell exactly what is going on, and see whether
you can spot why it's not creating things correctly.
    If you can identify where the problem arises, we can probably
help with fixing it (and correcting the mib2c template).  But you
are going to have to do most of the legwork yourself.

   If you do need to come back for more assistance, it's probably
worth attaching the code of your MIB module, so that we can
see *exactly* what it looks like, rather than having to guess.
   But please have a look for the problem yourself first.

Dave

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