Description:
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The SNMP_VALUE_OBJECT type can be 65 for which is missing PHP SNMP constant. For example I get:

type = 65
value = 'Counter32: 231'

There is defined SNMP_COUNTER, internally defined as ASN_GAUGE, which is equal to ASN_UNSIGNED, which is definition for SNMP_UNSIGNED.

So SNMP_COUNTER === SNMP_UNSIGNED which I think is a mistake.


https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/218fd03532ecd955dbe6e5f08b9b970f36f8b6c1/ext/snmp/snmp.c#L2052

https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp/blob/4ff38daccd86dd0e7c3c2385dcf2152e2e74cb88/include/net-snmp/library/snmp_impl.h#L90-L91


Soulution would be probably redefine SNMP_COUNTER as ASN_COUNTER, or define new constant SNMP_COUNTER32 to prevent BC break.


Test script:
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<?php

$types = [
    'SNMP_INTEGER',
    'SNMP_BIT_STR',
    'SNMP_OCTET_STR',
    'SNMP_NULL',
    'SNMP_OBJECT_ID',
    'SNMP_IPADDRESS',
    'SNMP_COUNTER',
    'SNMP_UNSIGNED',
    'SNMP_TIMETICKS',
    'SNMP_OPAQUE',
    'SNMP_COUNTER64',
    'SNMP_UINTEGER',
];

foreach ($types as $type) {
    echo sprintf('%14s = %d', $type, constant($type)) . "\n";
}


Actual result:
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  SNMP_INTEGER = 2
  SNMP_BIT_STR = 3
SNMP_OCTET_STR = 4
     SNMP_NULL = 5
SNMP_OBJECT_ID = 6
SNMP_IPADDRESS = 64
  SNMP_COUNTER = 66  <-- should be 65
 SNMP_UNSIGNED = 66
SNMP_TIMETICKS = 67
   SNMP_OPAQUE = 68
SNMP_COUNTER64 = 70
 SNMP_UINTEGER = 71