I'm a new ntop user. When I start ntop as root on an ubuntu machine the process gets as far as "Initializing ntop" then stops. The ntop process is in D state. If I start ntop as a non-privileged user and use the -P switch to set the db file path to /tmp then ntop will start. I'm guessing I've got a problem with file ownership but I can't figure out where. I've set /usr/local/var/ntop and /usr/local/share/ntop to be nobody:nogroup without any luck. I've set /usr/local/var/ntop and /usr/local/share/ntop to ntop:root and ntop:ntop and
ran ntop with -u ntop without any luck. Help.

                                                     Mark

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