Hi Sven, > I had some problems with the ssl, but now it works fine. I made the > certificate as described in thr README file and placed the ntop-cert.pem in > the /usr/local/etc/ntop folder. I didn't have the folder so I created it.
That's what I did, too. > The ssl still won't start with the service daemon but if I start ntop > manually it work. But I use -w 80 -W 443 parameters... > > Maybe you should try to run ntop as these (default) ports?!? No, I found out that it runs with other ports, too, but only when I enable access for all (nothing in /etc/hosts.deny). I've got tcpwrapper-support enabled, as you see. When I say "ntop:ALL" in hosts.allow or even "ALL:<my local subnet>" in hosts.allow, then ntop doesn't work with SSL. The error message from Netscape is "A network error occured while Netscape was receiving data. (Network Error: Connection reset by peer) Try connecting again." Only when I say "ALL:ALL" in hosts.allow or when I delete the entries in hosts.deny, then ntop works with SSL. Without SSL, the tcpwrapper works fine. I use the snapshot ntop-01-11-20 which should be actual. CU, Michael -- Michael Weidel, University of Ulm, Computing Center EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WWW (PGP-KEY): http://www.weidel.org/ _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listmanager.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
