Read
docs/FAQ - the limitations of the rrd's and ntop are pretty clearly
specified.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Compton, Rich
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Subject: RE: [Ntop] Stop ntop network data from being deleted after it restarts?I have RRDtool turned on but that only provides graphs for various time periods. All other data is wiped out when I restart the process. What I'd like is to be able to stop the process and then restart it and have all my information about the network (when I stopped the process) repopulate. Is there something that I'm missing?-Rich-----Original Message-----
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Subject: FW: [Ntop] Stop ntop network data from being deleted after it restarts?Using RRD, find the info on ntop's page, it's right there infront of your nose and in the README files also...A.-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [Ntop] Stop ntop network data from being deleted after it restarts?Hello,When the ntop process dies or when I restart ntop all the info I had about the network is wiped out! How can I prevent this data from being wiped away and load up on restart?Right now I start ntop with the following options:/usr/bin/ntop -d @/etc/ntop.conf -L -E -cI know that there is the option to dump the data to a sql database using a perl script but does this allow me to save the data and have viewable when I restart the process?Thanks,Rich Compton
