[Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

Hi I have a big problem in measuring the time of thread's running time.I want to log some times in a file so I defined the pointer of this filein globals_structuretypes.h and defined a mutex for it in ntop Globalthen I added a line createMutex in initialize.c in initmutex and then before I usethe

Re: [Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, are you sure you call accessMutex after createMutex? Luca pardis H wrote: Hi I have a big problem in measuring the time of thread's running time. I want to log some times in a file so I defined the pointer of this file in

Re: [Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

hi thanks for your attention I did exactly as follows: globals_structtypes.h: FILE * f; struct ntopGlobals{...PthreadMutex fmutex;..} initialize.cvoid initMutex{createMutex(myGlobals.fmutex);} pbuf.cvoid queuePacket{

Re: [Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

hi thanks for your attention I did exactly as follows: globals_structtypes.h: FILE * f; struct ntopGlobals{...PthreadMutex fmutex;..} initialize.cvoid initMutex{createMutex(myGlobals.fmutex);} pbuf.cvoid queuePacket{

Re: [Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Again: are you sure you call accessMutex after createMutex? Luca pardis H wrote: hi thanks for your attention I did exactly as follows: globals_structtypes.h: FILE * f; struct ntopGlobals { . .. PthreadMutex fmutex; .

RE: [Ntop] no bady wanna help?! problem in mutexes

Hiand thanks for your attentionI think there is a misunderstanding running over here. and I think I have to explainwell first, sending my mail twice was a mistake because I could not take an Ack of my mail.I didn't ignore about what luca's said I just thought that he couldn't understatnd mymeaning

[Ntop] Local Ports Used

Are there startup switches required to access the following menu item? IP - Local - Ports Used Thanks folks! ___ Ntop mailing list Ntop@unipi.it http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop

RE: [Ntop] Local Ports Used

If something is disabled because of startup settings you get that message explicitly (Well, most of the time - if there are some that we've missed, let us know - the intent is to tell you). Similarly, if ntop hasn't seen any info, you should also get warned... -Burton -Original

RE: [Ntop] Local Ports Used

Any ideas what would be disabled to cause this? All I get now is a page that states No data to display yet. My ntop server has been running for over 200 days, and I am collecting loads of other data. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/7/2006 4:26 PM If something is disabled because of startup settings you

RE: [Ntop] PR_GJQHGGX: Segmentation Fault generating Historical View

Regarding 1: requestedURL = /plugins/rrdPlugin?action\000graphSummary\000graphId\0004\000key\000interfaces/bge0/\000start\000now-12h\000end\000now, '\000' repeats 420 times (gdb) frame 5 #5 0x280a6fab in handleHTTPrequest (from={hostFamily = 28, addr = {_hostIp4Address = {s_addr = 0},

RE: [Ntop] Local Ports Used

Best bet is always to trace into the code. Start with the page name, which leads to a constant in globals-defines.h. That constant will be referenced in html.c as part of the page processing fanout, which usually takes you to the reporting routine. Then you'll see what situation gives the no

[Ntop-dev] New ntop commit (author burton)

Update of /export/home/ntop/ntop/docs In directory unknown:/tmp/cvs-serv18334/docs Modified Files: FAQ Log Message: ___ Ntop-dev mailing list Ntop-dev@unipi.it http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev