Hi Mike�� Yes, it works. flow-merge could merge three files into one.
In 2004��12��1�գ�1:12:36 you said: > On Nov 30, "jing shen" wrote: >> >> so, I want flow-tools to process all this flows in only one >> >> file-->[ft-v05.2004-11-29.085000-0500] on a especified >> >> directory-->[/var/local/flows].....Can floot-capture do that? >> >> > I don't think it can do that. The best thing to do is write a script that >> > flow-cat's the 3 files into one and put that script into cron to have it >> > done every 15 minutes. >> >> Would you please explain a little further? >> >> I met the same question that, I collected netflow output from several >> router, each stored under different directory. The time stamp of those >> file is the same. I want to know the overall statistics of those >> router. But if I run flowscan on each directly consequently, I run to >> problem of new-record-older-than-original-record. >> >> I don't know how to process those file with same time stamp >> concurrently. > I haven't used flowscan, but maybe what you want is flow-merge. > (From the man page) > DESCRIPTION > The flow-merge utility processes files and/or directories of files in > the flow-tools format. The resulting merged data set is written to the > standard output or file specified by -o. If file is a single dash > (`-') or absent, flow-merge will read from the standard input. Unlike > flow-cat, flow-merge interleaves flow records preserving the relative > chronological order. > So you can say > flow-merge /dir1/ft-v05.2004-11-30.064501-0800 > /dir2/ft-v05.2004-11-30.064501-0800 > /dir3/ft-v05.2004-11-30.064501-0800 > And it's supposed to output the flows in chronological order. > Let us know if it works, > Mike -- -- -- Regards Joe Shen ****************************************** * The sunshine of lifetime is made up of * * little beams which is bright all the * * time. * ****************************************** _______________________________________________ Flow-tools mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.splintered.net/mailman/listinfo/flow-tools
