Created attachment 1392118 [details] MIB 1 Description of problem: smilint crashes with segmentation fault Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): libsmi-0.4.8-20.fc27.x86_64 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. Copy the attached files to an empty directory 2. Go to that directory 3. run: smilint ./* Actual results: ]% smilint ./* ./FOLANI-MIB:4: failed to locate MIB module `SNMPv2-SI' ./FOLANI-MIB:18: unknown object identifier label `enterprises' zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped) smilint ./* Expected results: No crash!
Created attachment 1392119 [details] Second MIB file
On Fedora rawhide, I cannot reproduce this segfault: [spot@localhost test]$ ls -l total 8 -rw-rw-r--. 1 spot spot 461 Feb 6 15:20 TEST2.MIB -rw-rw-r--. 1 spot spot 552 Feb 6 15:19 TEST.MIB [spot@localhost test]$ smilint ./* ./TEST2.MIB:5: failed to locate MIB module `FOLANI-MIB' ./TEST2.MIB:18: unknown object identifier label `folan' ./TEST.MIB:4: failed to locate MIB module `SNMPv2-SI' ./TEST.MIB:18: unknown object identifier label `enterprises' [spot@localhost test]$
File names DOES matter (see the error: failed to locate MIB module FOLANI-MIB). Sorry, I didn't notice that file names are lost in attachments. Please name the first file as FOLANI-MIB, and the second one as MYLC-MIB (the first word in the MIB file should be equal to the file name. a .txt extension can be added to the file name though).
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