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Re: snmptrapd - avoiding ambiguity in log files

This is a discussion on Re: snmptrapd - avoiding ambiguity in log files within the SNMP Users forums, part of the Networking and Network Related category; Thomas Anders writes: > What you're seeing is the difference between: > > 1) objects of type OCTET STRING ...


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Old 09-12-2005
Don Cohen
 
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Default Re: snmptrapd - avoiding ambiguity in log files

Thomas Anders writes:

> What you're seeing is the difference between:
>
> 1) objects of type OCTET STRING defined as SYNTAX SnmpAdminString or
> DisplayString (e.g. the SNMPv2-MIB::sysLocation.0 you tested with)
> 2) objects of type OCTET STRING defined as SYNTAX OCTET STRING or
> without a known MIB object definition
>
> snmptrapd displays (consistently in 5.1.x, 5.2.x and CVS MAIN):
> 1) as STRING: XXXX (w/o quotes)
> 2) as STRING: "XXXX" (w/ quotes)
>
> I'm not in the mood to comment on whether this behaviour is the most
> sensible. Anyone else?


I argue that there should be SOME way to avoid all ambiguities of the
sort I described. My preference would be that this should happen
without any special configuration or command line arguments. I would
also prefer something that is relatively easy to parse.


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