Love NTOP, since I started using it a couple of weeks ago. I installed
it from the ntop-2.0.tgz FBSD-specific pkg. Worked almost exactly as
expected and was installed and operational in less than five mins. Okay,
I see what mite be bugs in the system, so I d/l the latest tarball (2.1.2) and
did the following:
1) ./configure ; gmake ; gmake install
2) edit ntop.sh
2a) add args = -S1 -P /var/db/ntop ; interface = wi0
3) chown nobody /var/db/ntop
That's it. Only now NTOP is really acting buggy. I put the startup script
in the bild directory and run it w/ max debug msgs (-t5) and don't see any
errors. That is, except for a never-ending stream of 'Host not found'
messages sent to the console. Also, the Stats:Network Load link doesn't
display graphs any more ! A single link is presented w/ the date/time,
which displays the table w/ the top three sending/receiving hosts on
a minute-by-minute basis.
Another observation: prior to adding the -S1 option, NTOP used
the directory spec'd by the -P option. However, upon adding the -S1
option, it immed prompted for the pswd again and placed the *.db
files in /usr/local/var/ntop ! That's not mentioned in the man
page, so I presume that's is a bug ?
If I re-install the 2.0 pkg, NTOP is operational again. So my
question is: what did I do wrong w/ 2.1.2 ?
=============== From the desk of Jethro Wright, III ================
+ Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their +
+ shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away +
+ *AND* you have their shoes. +
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