Hi all, I've just committed a few fixes that change the ntop's behaviour 1. http is checked more strictly (courtesy of Burton) 2. running ntop as root after the initialization is stupid because an attacker could find an exploit and violate a host. In this case if you are root and start ntop, ntop stops and asks you to specify a user '-u <user>'. If you really want to start ntop as root do '-u root' but then don't blame us for bugs. 3. the first time you start ntop (delete you *.db files first), ntops stops and asks on the command line the password for the admin user, so that there is no default password. for the admin user.
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