No al parecer no son memory leak sino un comportamiento normal de NTOP. Copio del FAQ
http://www.ntopsupport.com/faq.html Q. Why does ntop use so much memory ? A. ntop holds a lot of information about each host it has seen in an in-memory table. Periodically, it looks at all the entries in the table and flushes any which have been idle for a period of time. You can change the sizing of the table and the flushing interval via #define statements in globals-defines.h. But realistically, ntop needs enough memory to hold information about what's active on YOUR network. To reduce memory, monitor fewer protocols or use the filter (-B "bpf filter") option to monitor only parts of the network. There have been a couple of discussions on the ntop mailing list about ntop's memory usage - you might read them (search on gmane). Ignacio
Claro memory leak... lo reportaste?
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