Lex Li

The timeout mechanism used in asyncore implementation was discussed above. However, once fully migrated to asyncio and use `self.loop.call_later` properly, the timeout mechanism can be quite simple. https://github.com/lextudio/pysnmp/blob/v5.0.36/pysnmp/carrier/asyncio/dispatch.py#L66 The upgraded...

You will need to use `pip list` to print out the PySNMP packages (pysnmp, pyasn1, and many other related) you are using.

[A few SNMP v3 bugs were only fixed](https://github.com/lextudio/pysnmp/blob/main/CHANGES.txt) in `pysnmp-lextudio`. Read #429 to learn more.

The commit you referred to is irrelevant here. There are far too many SNMP v3 agent implementations out there, so PySNMP at this moment is only known to be compatible...

Tracked in https://github.com/lextudio/pysnmp/issues/12 and `pysnmp-lextudio` 5.0.27 ships the changes needed.

The core SNMP API shouldn't attempt to perform any OID filtering, or you can never satisfy all kinds of filtering needs. I don't think any further work needed on this...

I can reproduce this issue and it seems that mibdump works badly with Windows path. This requires significant changes in `pysmi` module.

Assume you use `pyenv` today, the steps should be, 1. Use `pyenv` to select a global Python version, `pyenv global 3.11.1`. 1. Install `pysnmp` for that version `python3 -m pip...

UDP isn't a reliable protocol, so when you sent out SNMP GET requests (like the log showed) you should expect a certain amount of requests to fail with timeout (request/response...

@adarsh-chauhan I wonder what you meant by "the control should be given back to the caller". A library like PySNMP has to respect the timeout you give or preset value,...