Hi! (First of all sorry about all the HTML e-mail. Still trying to figure out how to make Exchange 2003 webmail do text e-mail... grrr...)
> First of all, the configuration is a tick of. The old bug of setting a local network > still persists (fails to translate "%2F" to "/"), > and sometimes after saving and activating the plugin, it creates two interfaces with > the same name. I have two netflow > probes out there sending ntop data, may that be the problem? Simply restarting the > plugin gives one extra interface, and > adds and interface with the same name for every restart. Even when disabling the > plugin, the interfaces stay there. > Restarting ntop gives the normal single interface. These problems should be fixed in recent CVS. > The plugin recieves and processes the data, however it has almost completely > forgotten how to let the user view it. Clicking > "IP Summary"->"Traffic" displays an empty table, as do "Used Ports", "Active > TCP-sessions" and everything else that's > supposed to display some form of summary table. However! Clicking > "Summary"->"Traffic" displays correct data, and > by clicking on any of the ports in the "used ports"-table, in order to display hosts > using the port, works fine. Starting > from there, it's fully possible to browse from device to device. > Also, accessing http://ntop.host:port/ip.ip.ip.ip.html works fine. Other than the > most basic tables, things appear to work. > RRD graphs included. Me Too(tm). I have exactly this behaviour, even with latest CVS. - Robbert
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