Jac,

Yes, you are right.

This is because I had only fixed the patameters that
got passed to the function called when running ntop as: 'ntop /c'

I now have a patch that fixes the problem but unfortunately it
breaks the support for running ntop as a Service.

I'm trying to find a solution and I'll post a patch as soon as I have it.

Regards,

JRD


On Tue, 11 Jun 2002, Jac Engel wrote:

> JRD,
> Yes it is working partly ,
> ntop /c -i1 -w4000 works OK ( takes my second ethercard and port 4000).
> but ntop /i -i1 -w4000  installs the service adds
> in registry  HKLM\SYSTEM\Currentcontrolset\Services\Ntop\Parameters the
> key AppParameters : -i1       -w4000
> but -i1 does not work ,it takes my other i0 ethercard , port 4000 is working
> When I start the service as : ntop /i -w4000 -i1
> Then -i1 is working it takes the right ethercard but does not use port 4000
> but port 3000
> so something is wrong with the first parameter behind /i !!
> 
> 
> Jac


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