Lex Li

https://github.com/pyasn1/pyasn1/issues/28 Known issue. Either you manually downgrade pyasn1 to its 0.4.x releases, or switch to a fork that's actively maintained (like pysnmp-lextudio). Read #429 to learn more.

You might close this issue if the solution worked.

pyasn1 release 0.5.1 fixed the incompatibility, so you can close this issue now. New installation of pysnmp 4.x should resolve pyasn1 dependency to 0.5.1 by default and this issue won't...

You might read #429 and https://github.com/lextudio/pysnmp/issues/10

As far as we know 4.4.12 has many known issues with Python 3.10+, so you will have to patch it in more places if that's your choice. We announced our...

What you typed is clearly a question, and a general question applicable to all Python packages (not only PySNMP). That is not usually suitable to be posted on a GitHub...

You can read #429 first to gain some insights on the current ecosystem status.

You can force `pysnmp` to print out what happens under the hood, ``` python from pysnmp import debug # use specific flags or 'all' for full debugging debug.setLogger(debug.Debug('all')) ```

1. You are reading one of the worst sources of PySNMP documentation. Please read #429 for more details. That web page was set up by someone who has no relationship...

I don't think this is a valid report. Commonly the code looks like ``` python raise error.StatusInformation( errorIndication=errind.decryptionError ) ``` Since none of the instances from `errind` is called directly...