Hi,
        Sorry if the following is a "newbie-question", but indeed I'm
completely new to nfsen...
        
        
        
        I've got a strange problem in getting nfsen to run under FreeBSD
(6.1):
        
        After installing nfsen from the ports-tree ( i.e. from source)
using the latest version as of today, I edited nfsen.conf to reflect the
correct port-number my router is using by changing
        
        'upstream1'    => { 'port'    => '9995', 'col' => '#0000ff',
'type' => 'netflow' }, 
        to read
        'ej1'    => { 'port'    => '2600', 'col' => '#0000ff', 'type' =>
'netflow' },
        
        
        I tried to do a nfsen reconfig which went fine, followed by
"nfsen -r /usr/local/etc/nfsen.conf" 
        nfsen -r resulted in the following error message:
        ERR Illegal characters in profile name
'/usr/local/etc/nfsen.conf'!
        
         
         

The error message you receive is correct. And the changes you did were
fine too.

Nfsen -r is the command to rebuild, as such you should specify the
profile afterwards, e.g.

nfsen -r live


>From nfsen --help :

        [-r <profile>]           Rebuild profile. WARNING: use with
care!


Hope that helps.

Thanks

Giles

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