MIB Smithy 2.2.3 and SDK 2.2.3 Release
July 29th, 2003 by Muonics, Inc.
Miscellaneous Bug Fixes (MIB Smithy)
- An “unknown variable” and similar error could occur when attempting to commit changes to a notification group or conformance module due to typos.
- An error could occur when attempting to save using the save button on the toolbar.
- Module Compliance workspace lacked a description property.
- Corrected recently-introduced issue with OCTET STRING and OBJECT IDENTIFIER being wrapped in braces in XML output.
- Errors could occur in certain circumstances after deleting records or closing projects due to selection bugs with the project tree (e.g., if the last typedef record in a module was deleted an error could occur due to the “Type Assignments” folder no longer existing despite being selected).
Miscellaneous Bug Fixes (MIB Smithy SDK)
- Fixed reversed enumeration/bit label/value difference error messages and “
” that was being printed with the first label/value in such. Clarified messages to indicate referenced type or referenced object according to the type of record being validated (e.g. variation versus object) where previously it always said “derived-from type”. Clarified duplicate record name warnings so that they provide more specific information about the location of the duplicate. - Corrected “option not supported yet” error using the -messageid option when sending SNMP requests.
- The “oidcmp” function could sometimes stop prematurely, returning 0 where it should have returned a non-zero result.
- SNMPv1 trap processing was incorrectly indicating a coldStart trap for other standard/”well-known” traps due to an error in the translation to SNMPv2 style parameters.
- Sending an SNMPv1 trap with sysUpTime in the variable bindings could result in an error indicating an incorrect type despite being specified as TimeTicks.
The object group’s “set” property was not accepting the -oid and -valuedecl synonyms for -value, which would result in an “unsupported” Tcl error using those options.
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