The 0->29 means an new address (0) was resolved to a name via DNS (the codes are in globals-defines.h).
The 0->9 means it's resolved to a MAC address, i.e. an Ethernet packet (not tcp/ip). This could change later, 9->29 if a tcp/ip packet is found. But there's nothing weird about this. It sure sounds like output buffer truncation... suggest you try the cvs version - the buffer too short logic has been improved to catch more problems and some have been fixed. -----Burton > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Behalf Of Marcin Gryszkalis > Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 2:17 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [Ntop-dev] bug? dns name truncated > > > On 2004-09-09 17:12, Burton M. Strauss III wrote: > > > If you turn on debug, there will be more info in the host link > about what > > type of host it is (e.g. IP resolved, numeric, netBios, etc.) - that's > > probably the difference between the print4 and scff names. The > other looks > > like truncation. Look in the log for a buffer length error message. > > I have debug(-K) and max trace (-t4) > > The host screen says > > Info about lan-b [in dns it's lan-beata-xxxxxx.domain.pl.] > IP Address: 10.1.2.11 Local [unicast/dynamic] > Domain: pl [it's a bit strange, because for example host > cvsup.pl.freebsd.org has domain==pl.freebsd.org] > Netbios name: Beata (Server) > Host Location: Local > Host Type: Server, Master Browser, BOOTP/DHCP Client > > > In logs I have > > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID8606478] THREADMGMT: rrd > thread (140220416) started > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0548089] THREADMGMT: web > connections thread (42757) started... > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0316203] Note: SIGPIPE > handler set (ignore) > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0986275] WEB: ntop's web > server is now processing requests > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0393976] THREADMGMT: pcap > dispatch thread running... > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0325854] CMPFCTN_DEBUG: > setResolvedName(0x098fb000) 0 -> 29 lan-beata-xxxxxx - address.c(67) > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0325854] CMPFCTN_DEBUG: > setResolvedName(0x09a8e000) 0 -> 9 3 Com Corporation:8D:C0:C1 - > hash.c(1179) > Sep 9 18:05:25 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0393976] THREADMGMT: pcap > dispatch thread running... > > grepping log for errors gives only stuff like: > Sep 9 18:05:12 gw ntop[12547]: SIGPIPE: Handled (ignored) 14 errors > Sep 9 18:08:34 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0765174] **ERROR** CHKVER: > Unable to resolve site version.ntop.org > Sep 9 21:02:27 gw ntop[42757]: [MSGID0660618] **WARNING** > gzflush error -2(stream error) > > > What information could I provide to help to resolve this issue? > regards > -- > Marcin Gryszkalis > jabber jid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > gg:2532994 > http://fork.pl > _______________________________________________ > Ntop-dev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev _______________________________________________ Ntop-dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop-dev
