assertion failure on multiple varbind snmpset

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Old 03-09-2005
Mike Kristofik
 
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Default assertion failure on multiple varbind snmpset

Hi,

I've run across a problem that was discussed on this list about 3
months ago. From the archives, it doesn't look like it was resolved.

Here's the situation. I have a subagent running to handle a private
MIB that I wrote. If I try to run snmpset on more than one variable
at once, the agent spits out an error message saying that an assertion
failed in netsnmp_check_requests_status(). This warning appears to be
benign since all the variables were in fact changed. I don't see this
message if I only try to set one variable. I'm wondering if I'm
missing something in the subagent code to handle snmpsets with
multiple variables. I'm new to this; the only experience I have to go
by is the tutorial.

From the mailing list archives, it seems that this error message won't
hurt anything, but I'd like to avoid it if possible. Apart from
dumping stderr logging to /dev/null, is there any way I can fix or
otherwise suppress this message?

Thanks in advance.

Michael


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