Julian: There are then, two separate issues here.
1. Zombies -- somehow related to fork() calls. You need to figure out what has to be done (OpenBSD unique) to have them properly terminate. In other OSes, when a fork()ed child does the exit call, it's reaped, so we don't have to do any coding. 2. pcap nonblocking -- sure sounds like OpenBSD has the same userland threads that FreeBSD has. The ONLY answer is to use a new enough libpcap so that it has the set_pcap_nonblocking() call. If you read the last couple of messages in the FreeBSD thread, there's a pretty decent sumation of what's going on. If it were just up to me, I would copy the line from configureextra/freebsd to force the option on, and I might even add and #else #error to the code in ntop.h. -----Burton _______________________________________________ Ntop-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev
