From: Hans A. <Han...@ep...> - 2004-12-20 13:45:08
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On Monday 20 December 2004 10:01, Michael Str=F6der wrote: > 1.b Implement a pure Python BER module. Maybe we could get one from a > SNMP implementation implemented in Python? I did some research on this topic some time ago. That's the results, as far= as=20 I remember: To me, pySNMP looks fine (feature and license-wise). It is a pure-python=20 package, and the ASN.1 package can be used independently from the rest of t= he=20 pySNMP package, and it has a reasonable size (~100 k). They also implement= =20 (as far as I understand it) not only the snmp-parts of ASN.1 (or their BER= =20 encodings), but try to be generic. On the other hand, I have never tried th= is=20 package... The package and docs are located on sourceforge: http://pysnmp.sourceforge.net/docs/3.4.x/asn1/index.html BTW. pysnmp is also used in twisted... Hans |