RE: [Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing - apparently in hostTrafficDistrib graph
1st thought: Yeah... it's not an ntop problem :-)
gd are in the gdchart or gd libraries that ntop uses. eval.c is - wait
one - I can't find it... odd!
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of error testing or return codes in those
libraries. I'm guessing that ntop is passing it bad data and it's reacting.
(Reminds me of my favorite compiler - no, MUSIC's Pascal - it would accept
illegal syntax and generate unexecutable code)
You are talking about the info about host page, right (url would be
192.168.1.1.html)???
The graphics there are in the Protocol Distribution section.
What do you get if you comment out those lines in reportUtils.c around
1753...
#ifdef HAVE_GDCHART
{
totalSent = el-tcpSentLoc+el-tcpSentRem+
el-udpSentLoc+el-udpSentRem+
el-icmpSent+el-ospfSent+el-igmpSent+el-stpSent+
el-ipxSent+el-osiSent+el-dlcSent+
el-arp_rarpSent+el-decnetSent+el-appletalkSent+
el-netbiosSent+el-qnxSent+el-otherSent;
totalRcvd = el-tcpRcvdLoc+el-tcpRcvdFromRem+
el-udpRcvdLoc+el-udpRcvdFromRem+
el-icmpRcvd+el-ospfRcvd+el-igmpRcvd+el-stpRcvd+
el-ipxRcvd+el-osiRcvd+el-dlcRcvd+
el-arp_rarpRcvd+el-decnetRcvd+el-appletalkRcvd+
el-netbiosRcvd+el-qnxRcvd+el-otherRcvd;
if((totalSent 0) || (totalRcvd 0)) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), TR %sTH TH_BG ALIGN=LEFTProtocol
Distribution/TH,
getRowColor()) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
if(totalSent 0) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf),
TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2IMG
SRC=hostTrafficDistrib-%sCHART_FORMAT?1/TD,
el-hostNumIpAddress[0] == '\0' ? el-ethAddressString
: el-hostNumIpAddress) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
} else {
sendString(TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2nbsp;/TD);
}
if(totalRcvd 0) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf),
TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2IMG
SRC=hostTrafficDistrib-%sCHART_FORMAT/TD,
el-hostNumIpAddress[0] == '\0' ? el-ethAddressString
: el-hostNumIpAddress) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
} else {
sendString(TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2nbsp;/TD);
}
sendString(/TD/TR);
}
}
#endif
? At least you will be able to see the table entries above which give the
values being graphed...
What's interesting is that the generation routine is at line 42
(significant??) in graph.c
Also, you could add traceEvent(TRACE_INFO, ) in graph.c just before the
call:
GDC_out_pie(250,/* width */
250,/* height */
fd, /* open file pointer */
GDC_3DPIE, /* or GDC_2DPIE */
num,/* number of slices */
lbl,/* slice labels (unlike out_png(),
can be NULL */
p); /* data array */
to print the values of lbl and p for num slices... something like this:
{
int pIndex;
for (pIndex=0; pIndexnum; pIndex++){
traceEvent(TRACE_INFO, slice %3d, label is '%s', value is '%f'\n,
pIndex, lbl[pIndex], p[pIndex]);
}
}
(of course, the NULL mutex problem also worries me - I thought that had
stopped occuring...)
-Burton
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Domski, Samuel
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 10:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing
Hi All,
I have interesting problem running NTOP. When using web interface to display
activity on some hosts (i.e. internet proxy) NTOP will crash. My
Configuration is as follows:
CPU:Athlon 1700
RAM:512Mb
HD: 40Gb
NICs: 4 x 3C980 PCI (eth0 with IP defined, and eth1,eth2, and
eth3, used for NTOP with no IP defined)
OS: Red Hat 7.2 (kernel 2.4.7-10)
NTOP: 2.0.1 (02/15/2002)
LIBS: gcc-2.96-98, glibc-2.2.4-13
SERVICES: anacron, apmd, atd, crond, network, portmap, sshd, syslog,
xinetd, wu-ftpd
Debug show following:
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:229]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:282]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:229]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:282]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:229]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:282]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:229]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:282]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex
[webInterface.c:229]
19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR
RE: [Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing - apparently in hostTrafficDistrib graph
Actually issue was graphing in the IP Distribution section. IP Distribution
is graphing based on Protocol Definition and if you're using more then 20
characters to define name in protocol definition NTOP will crash.
Example of this would be THIS_IS_VERY_LONG_DEFINITION=1-1000
Maybe NTOP should trim anything over 20 characters when loading protocol
defs.
Also where can I disable graphs in the IP Distribution? When a host has lot
of defined protocols graphs become hard to read and interpret. A table above
IP Distribution graph (such as above Protocol Distribution) would also be
nice.
Sam Domski
-Original Message-
From: Burton M. Strauss III [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 6:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing - apparently in
hostTrafficDistrib graph
1st thought: Yeah... it's not an ntop problem :-)
gd are in the gdchart or gd libraries that ntop uses. eval.c is - wait
one - I can't find it... odd!
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of error testing or return codes in those
libraries. I'm guessing that ntop is passing it bad data and it's reacting.
(Reminds me of my favorite compiler - no, MUSIC's Pascal - it would accept
illegal syntax and generate unexecutable code)
You are talking about the info about host page, right (url would be
192.168.1.1.html)???
The graphics there are in the Protocol Distribution section.
What do you get if you comment out those lines in reportUtils.c around
1753...
#ifdef HAVE_GDCHART
{
totalSent = el-tcpSentLoc+el-tcpSentRem+
el-udpSentLoc+el-udpSentRem+
el-icmpSent+el-ospfSent+el-igmpSent+el-stpSent+
el-ipxSent+el-osiSent+el-dlcSent+
el-arp_rarpSent+el-decnetSent+el-appletalkSent+
el-netbiosSent+el-qnxSent+el-otherSent;
totalRcvd = el-tcpRcvdLoc+el-tcpRcvdFromRem+
el-udpRcvdLoc+el-udpRcvdFromRem+
el-icmpRcvd+el-ospfRcvd+el-igmpRcvd+el-stpRcvd+
el-ipxRcvd+el-osiRcvd+el-dlcRcvd+
el-arp_rarpRcvd+el-decnetRcvd+el-appletalkRcvd+
el-netbiosRcvd+el-qnxRcvd+el-otherRcvd;
if((totalSent 0) || (totalRcvd 0)) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf), TR %sTH TH_BG ALIGN=LEFTProtocol
Distribution/TH,
getRowColor()) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
if(totalSent 0) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf),
TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2IMG
SRC=hostTrafficDistrib-%sCHART_FORMAT?1/TD,
el-hostNumIpAddress[0] == '\0' ? el-ethAddressString
: el-hostNumIpAddress) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
} else {
sendString(TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2nbsp;/TD);
}
if(totalRcvd 0) {
if(snprintf(buf, sizeof(buf),
TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2IMG
SRC=hostTrafficDistrib-%sCHART_FORMAT/TD,
el-hostNumIpAddress[0] == '\0' ? el-ethAddressString
: el-hostNumIpAddress) 0)
BufferOverflow();
sendString(buf);
} else {
sendString(TD TH_BG ALIGN=RIGHT COLSPAN=2nbsp;/TD);
}
sendString(/TD/TR);
}
}
#endif
? At least you will be able to see the table entries above which give the
values being graphed...
What's interesting is that the generation routine is at line 42
(significant??) in graph.c
Also, you could add traceEvent(TRACE_INFO, ) in graph.c just before the
call:
GDC_out_pie(250,/* width */
250,/* height */
fd, /* open file pointer */
GDC_3DPIE, /* or GDC_2DPIE */
num,/* number of slices */
lbl,/* slice labels (unlike out_png(),
can be NULL */
p); /* data array */
to print the values of lbl and p for num slices... something like this:
{
int pIndex;
for (pIndex=0; pIndexnum; pIndex++){
traceEvent(TRACE_INFO, slice %3d, label is '%s', value is '%f'\n,
pIndex, lbl[pIndex], p[pIndex]);
}
}
(of course, the NULL mutex problem also worries me - I thought that had
stopped occuring...)
-Burton
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Domski, Samuel
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 10:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing
Hi All,
I have interesting problem running NTOP. When using web interface to display
activity on some hosts (i.e. internet proxy) NTOP will crash. My
Configuration is as follows:
CPU:Athlon 1700
RAM:512Mb
HD: 40Gb
NICs: 4 x 3C980 PCI (eth0 with IP defined, and eth1,eth2, and
eth3, used for NTOP with no IP defined)
OS: Red Hat 7.2 (kernel 2.4.7-10)
NTOP: 2.0.1 (02/15/2002)
LIBS: gcc-2.96-98, glibc-2.2.4-13
SERVICES: anacron, apmd, atd, crond, network, portmap, sshd, syslog
[Ntop] NTOP Web Interface Crashing
Hi All, I have interesting problem running NTOP. When using web interface to display activity on some hosts (i.e. internet proxy) NTOP will crash. My Configuration is as follows: CPU:Athlon 1700 RAM:512Mb HD: 40Gb NICs: 4 x 3C980 PCI (eth0 with IP defined, and eth1,eth2, and eth3, used for NTOP with no IP defined) OS: Red Hat 7.2 (kernel 2.4.7-10) NTOP: 2.0.1 (02/15/2002) LIBS: gcc-2.96-98, glibc-2.2.4-13 SERVICES: anacron, apmd, atd, crond, network, portmap, sshd, syslog, xinetd, wu-ftpd Debug show following: 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:229] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:282] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:229] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:282] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:229] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:282] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:229] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:282] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: accessMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:229] 19/Feb/2002 22:42:28 ERROR: releaseMutex() call with a NULL mutex [webInterface.c:282] Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. [Switching to Thread 5126 (LWP 3498)] 0x40083680 in gdImageGetPixel () at eval.c:41 41 eval.c: No such file or directory. in eval.c (gdb) list 36 in eval.c (gdb) info stack #117191 0x40083fe9 in gdImageFillToBorder () at eval.c:41 message repeated over 10 times) (gdb) print deviceId No symbol deviceId in current context. Any thoughts on this problem are appreciated. Sam Domski ___ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listmanager.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
