You can access the rrd databases using rrdtools (search the net for it). There are both dump and export commands which give you access to the contents. There is also an api.
As for the dumpTrafficdata issue, most fields are 64-bit counters. Sounds like you've found one that is still a 32-biter. -----Burton _____ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Teak Min Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 1:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Ntop-dev] dumpTrafficdata.html issue I'm working on a project using Ntop 3.3. I need data such as the amount of certain traffic on my network. Couldn't figure out a way to access the RRD database so I found dumpTrafficdata.html. I wrote a python program to read the data. But I noticed a problem. In the long view, there's a section for "IP" and a list of protocols like FTP, etc. Let's use FTP as an example. FTP then has 4 fields: local, local2remote, remote2local, and remote. The weird thing is I noticed that local will grow up to unsigned 2^32 value and then drop back to a small number. It appears that once the value gets past 4G, it rolls over and starts back I assume at 0. So does anyone know if there is a fix so I can read values bigger than 4Gs? Thanks. JJ
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