Lets strip this thread to one per item...
The PARAM_DEBUG stuff shows EXACTLY what is read from the file, ntop_args in
the current directory (bad choice, BTW, use absolute paths or else when ntop
starts in a script, etc. it won't find the file)...
You know, it reads as if your ntop_args was a shell script, and looked like
this:
------------------------------------
@!/bin/sh
/usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop \
-P /usr/local/ntop \
-u ntop \
etc.
------------------------------------
All the file can have is the various parameters. Read the man ntop page,
@filename
The text of filename is copied - ignoring line breaks and
comment
lines (anything following a #) - into the command line. ntop
behaves
as if all of the text had simply been typed directly on the
command
line. For example, if the command line is "-t 3 @d -u ntop" and
file
d contains just the line '-d', then the effective command line is -t
3
-d -u ntop. Multiple @s are permitted.
Remember, most ntop options are "sticky", that is they just set
an
internal flag. Invoking them multiple times doesn't change
ntop's
behavior. However, options that set a value, such
as --trace-level,
will use the LAST value given: --trace-level 2 --trace-level 3
will
run as --trace-level 3.
So, it should be
------------------------------------
-P /usr/local/ntop
-u ntop
-d
-a /var/adm/ntop_access
-L
-D inorganic.org
--https-server 3030
--throughput-bar-chart
--local-subnets 192.168.192.0/24
------------------------------------
-----Burton
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf
Of Roy S. Rapoport
Sent: Saturday, June 21, 2003 3:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ntop-dev] ntop 2.2 on Solaris 9
> @filename - try #define PARAM_DEBUG in globals-defines.h and see what the
> debug messages show is happening during startup.
Here it is:
---
Wait please: ntop is coming up...
PARAM_DEBUG: Requested parameter file, 'ntop_args'
PARAM_DEBUG: File size 195
Processing file ntop_args for parameters...
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '/usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '/usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-P /usr/local/ntop \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-P /usr/local/ntop \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-u ntop \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-u ntop \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-d \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-d \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-a /var/adm/ntop_access \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-a /var/adm/ntop_access \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-L \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-L \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '-D inorganic.org \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '-D inorganic.org \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '--https-server 3030 \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '--https-server 3030 \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '--throughput-bar-chart \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '--throughput-bar-chart \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: fgets() '--local-subnets 192.168.192.0/24 \
'
PARAM_DEBUG: -> '--local-subnets 192.168.192.0/24 \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: effective cmd line: './ntop /usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop \ -P
/usr/local/ntop \ -u ntop \ -d \ -a /var/adm/ntop_access \ -L \ -D
inorganic.org \ --https-server 3030 \ --throughput-bar-chart
--local-subnets 192.168.192.0/24 \ '
PARAM_DEBUG: 0. './ntop'
PARAM_DEBUG: 1. '/usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop'
PARAM_DEBUG: 2. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 3. '-P'
PARAM_DEBUG: 4. '/usr/local/ntop'
PARAM_DEBUG: 5. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 6. '-u'
PARAM_DEBUG: 7. 'ntop'
PARAM_DEBUG: 8. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 9. '-d'
PARAM_DEBUG: 10. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 11. '-a'
PARAM_DEBUG: 12. '/var/adm/ntop_access'
PARAM_DEBUG: 13. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 14. '-L'
PARAM_DEBUG: 15. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 16. '-D'
PARAM_DEBUG: 17. 'inorganic.org'
PARAM_DEBUG: 18. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 19. '--https-server'
PARAM_DEBUG: 20. '3030'
PARAM_DEBUG: 21. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 22. '--throughput-bar-chart'
PARAM_DEBUG: 23. ' '
PARAM_DEBUG: 24. '--local-subnets'
PARAM_DEBUG: 25. '192.168.192.0/24'
PARAM_DEBUG: 26. ' '
FATAL ERROR: Unrecognized/unprocessed ntop options...
/usr/local/ntop/bin/ntop
run ./ntop --help for usage information
Common problems:
-B "filter expressions" (quotes are required)
--use-syslog=facilty (the = is required)
---
I don't see anything quite obvious in this expanded debug; any
suggestions?
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