Cause for the memory usage has been found:
print_cache_entries: 91
This was needed when I was testing with random destination IP
addresses. As our production environment will only be accounting for say
1 IPs, this value might not need tweaking.
Regards,
Ruben
On 2014-02-05 08:28,
Another thing I noticed was the lack of markers in the output files.
Had forgotten this is now controlled by the config. So after enabling
it, I get files like these:
--START (1391596920+60)--
DST_IP,PACKETS,BYTES
192.168.0.1,1059620,48742520
--END--
192.168.0.1,62895128,2893175888
--END--
(only google's 8.8.8.x and 8.8.4.x)
! generated by quagga_gen_as_network.pl at 20140205-11:25.51
193.149.55.94,15169,8.8.4.0/24
193.149.55.94,15169,8.8.8.0/24
Now I'm getting the srcas and dstas setted for all the traffic as if it was
originated and destinated to google.
I'm using the current
creating a full networks_file with the script at (
https://github.com/paololucente/pmacct-contrib/tree/master/st1) failed
leaving all the AS fields as 0, I simplified the file to a minimal case
(only google's 8.8.8.x and 8.8.4.x)
! generated by quagga_gen_as_network.pl at 20140205-11:25.51
