Some Net-SNMP needed answers

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I must ask, is this mailing list dead for some reason, or is people  
just very busy? Or perhaps I have been nagging the mailing list so  
many times with questions.

My SNMP AgentX application is nearly complete, but I need help to  
answer some standing questions that I'm struggling with.

I would appreciate it very much if anyone could answer the following  
emails I sent to the mailing list.
* Textual enumeration in MIB (this is actually more of a SMIv2 problem  
than SNMP)
* Choosing the right ASN type

In addition I am wondering about the agent mode MODE_SET_BEGIN. When  
issuing an snmpset this mode is never entered into. It would be great  
to have such a mode available. When I issue an snmpset with multiple  
OIDs, I would like the handler to do some initial work only once  
before SET_RESERVER1, SET_RESERVER2, SET_ACTION on the various OIDs in  
the request.


When there is multiple OIDs in one request I could use the following  
to get the number of variables in the request.
int numberOfRequestVariables = reqinfo->asp->vbcount;

When snmp goes through all the modes for all the OIDS, is there a way  
to find the current number of the list of variables it is at (1/3,  
2/3, 3/3) ? This is because I need to perform some action on the last  
SET_COMMIT when I have collected all variables. Perhaps I could keep a  
global variable, increment it at each SET_ACTION or SET_COMMIT, do  
what I need to do and then reset this variable for use with the next  
request.


Again I really hope someone could answer, as I'm currently at the end  
of my project.


/Sverre


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