Well, that's basically a useless report.Hi Burton,
sorry for my less informations ...
If the crashes are consistent, you can run under gdb - directions are in thentop crash randomly, but I want to understand why, so I've tried your suggestion, and I've read from
FAQ and also in the article at http://snapshot.ntop.org - and capture the
failure state.
http://snapshot.ntop.org/faq.php#80
how to run ntop under gdb, but it doesn't work
I've done gdb /usr/bin/ntop and then (gdb) set args ......... -u root -K
but it doesn't run and I can't see it on 3000 tcp ...
Otherwise, read the log messages - you've probably got something useful inin log I can't find anything useful, sorry
there. Please gather what you can and use the build in problem report -
that way there's at least SOME information about your ntop setup available
to us...
today, after 2 weeks that it has worked properly, I'm connected (via a VPN) to my client network, I've tried to connect to ntop:3000 and it's crashed (from log I see only this line
device eth1 left promiscuous mode
and nothing else ...)
thanks,
Daniele
-----Burton
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of kaihansen Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 5:28 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Ntop] Ntop hangs o linux ...
I've this problem.
I've installed ntop 2.2 on a gentoo linux machine; ntop start and work properly, but random crash and I can't reach port 3000 to view statistics.
When I had version 1.9 on another machine there was same problem.
It's annoying because (excludind fantastic Rrdtool graghics!) we lost all statistics from last two months (in this case ...).
Thanks a lot.
Daniele
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