Hi Ron,
Actually they've been separated into two files for several weeks now
(because I pointed out to Rick that most compilers would stop at
the first ASN.1 "END" statement). Try compiling one after the other
(in the same command line):
skeleton-final-tc.mib
skeleton-final-mib.mib
Cheers,
- Ira
On Nov 28, 2007 9:30 AM, <Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com> wrote:
>> Found the problem!
>> Having the TCs and the MIB objects in one file causes the application to
> corrupt the compiled TC file. (I did not realize both were in the same
> file.) Removing the MIB objects from the file with the TCs corrects the
> problem.
>> Why are the two files structured this way?
>> Ron
>>> <Richard_Landau at D> ell.com>
> Sent by: To
>owner-pdm at pwg.org <Ron.Bergman at Ricoh-USA.com>
> cc
> <owner-pdm at pwg.org>, <pdm at pwg.org>
> 11/28/2007 07:30 Subject
> AM RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on
>> FTP.
>>>>>>>>>>> Thanks, Ron. I'll take a look, too.
>> rick
>>> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com [mailto:Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 19:33
> To: Landau, Richard
> Cc: owner-pdm at pwg.org; pdm at pwg.org> Subject: RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on FTP.
>>> Rick,
>> I have isolated the problem to the PDM-TC MIB. I'll try to look some
> more tomorrow to determine why.
>> Ron
>>>> <Richard_Landau at D>> ell.com>
>>> To
> 11/27/2007 02:02 <Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com>
>> PM
> cc
> <owner-pdm at pwg.org>,
> <pdm at pwg.org>
>> Subject
> RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on
>> FTP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ron, this sounds bad, if your software can browse all MIBs with tables
> *except* the PDM MIB. What is it about our table structure that is so
> funky that it hangs the software? Can you please poke around in the PDM
> MIB, which doesn't work, and some other MIBs that do work, to see if
> there is any understandable difference? It is entirely possible that
> our tables are not defined just so.
>> Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
>> rick
>>> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com [mailto:Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 18:33
> To: Landau, Richard
> Cc: owner-pdm at pwg.org; pdm at pwg.org> Subject: RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on FTP.
>>> No, I am not trying to read the tables. Only looking at the MIB
> structure in the browser. This is where the desired objects are
> selected to be monitored. I am able to see the structure of all the
> MIBs I have compiled, except the pdm.
>> Ron
>>>> <Richard_Landau at D>> ell.com>
>>> To
> 11/26/2007 04:27 <Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com>
>> PM
> cc
> <owner-pdm at pwg.org>,
> <pdm at pwg.org>
>> Subject
> RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on
>> FTP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Again, thanks, Ron. But what browser hangs up on what tables? I don't
> understand. Do you have something that really instantiates the MIB and
> a browser that wants to look at it? With no underlying database, all
> the tables should be empty.
>> rick
>>> ----Original Message-----
> From: Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com [mailto:Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 18:24
> To: Landau, Richard
> Cc: owner-pdm at pwg.org; pdm at pwg.org> Subject: RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on FTP.
>>> Without the plus sign it compiles.
> I assume the message is an error, since it does not complete the
> compile.
> When I comment out the range, the compile completes.
> After the compile is complete the browser hangs up on many of the
> tables.
> Example, if I try to open the pdmGeneral table. I have tried all, but
> most seem to have this characteristic.
>> Ron
>>> <Richard_Landau at D>> ell.com>
>>> To
> 11/26/2007 04:12 <Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com>
>> PM
> cc
> <owner-pdm at pwg.org>,
> <pdm at pwg.org>
>> Subject
> RE: PDM> New draft MIB files on
>> FTP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Thanks, Ron. Still no cigar, eh?
>> - On the ...Sharpness range, is it the plus sign that it is objecting
> to? I wondered about that myself. Please try editing that out and see.
> I will nuke it in the XML.
>> - On the Locale... ones, is it giving an error or a warning? Failure to
> specify probably shouldn't be an error unless the SMI specs really say
> SHALL. I'll check.
>> rick
>>> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com [mailto:Ron.Bergman at ricoh-usa.com]
> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 18:05
> To: Landau, Richard
> Cc: owner-pdm at pwg.org; pdm at pwg.org> Subject: Re: PDM> New draft MIB files on FTP.
>>> My complier indicates "invalid size/range specified for ..."
> pdmDisplaySetSharpness,
> pdmLocaleCharsetEnumEWS,
> pdmLocaleCharsetEnum.
>> Ron Bergman
> Ricoh Americas Corporation
>>>> <Richard_Landau at D>> ell.com>
>> Sent by:
> To
>owner-pdm at pwg.org <pdm at pwg.org>
>>> cc
>>> 11/26/2007 02:24
> Subject
> PM PDM> New draft MIB files on FTP.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I updated, on ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/pdm/objects/>>> skeleton-final.mib
> skeleton-final-mib.mib
> skeleton-final-tc.mib
> skeleton-final-names-too-long.txt
>>> Please try again to compile the beast and let me know the results.
>>> rick
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