Gave Ntop 2.2.2 a test drive on Solaris 8, after some ./configure fun (see
ntop-dev list) I got it compiled but was not able to start it.
Here is the gdb session.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/ntop_cvs/ntop [35] gdb /tools/ntop/bin/ntop
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This GDB was configured as "sparc-sun-solaris2.8"...
(gdb) run -P /tools/ntop/var -u ntop -i hme1 -L -w 2999
Starting program: /tools/ntop/bin/ntop -P /tools/ntop/var -u ntop -i
hme1 -L -w 2999
[New LWP 1]
[New LWP 2]
[New LWP 3]
Wait please: ntop is coming up...
[New LWP 4]
[New LWP 5]
[New LWP 6]
[New LWP 7]
[New LWP 8]
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to LWP 4]
processIpPkt (bp=0x7ef7dcd6 "E", h=0x7ef7fcf0, length=1514, ether_src=0x4000
<Address 0x4000 out of bounds>,
ether_dst=0x7ef7dcfe "\002d�\030", actualDeviceId=0, vlanId=1480) at
pbuf.c:902
902 u_char *tcp_data = (u_char *)((int)tcp + tcp->th_off * 4);
(gdb) backtrace
#0 processIpPkt (bp=0x7ef7dcd6 "E", h=0x7ef7fcf0, length=1514,
ether_src=0x4000 <Address 0x4000 out of bounds>,
ether_dst=0x7ef7dcfe "\002d�\030", actualDeviceId=0, vlanId=1480) at
pbuf.c:902
#1 0x7f81be44 in processPacket (_deviceId=0x0, h=0x7ef7fcf0, p=0x7ef7dcc8
"") at pbuf.c:2514
#2 0x7f81a0a8 in dequeuePacket (notUsed=0x7f846580) at pbuf.c:1645
If more information is needed I could attach the info form ntop 2.2 problem
report?
Mike Tremaine
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http://www.stellarcore.net
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