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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Brian
LeRoy
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003
4:17 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [Ntop] NTOP Hangs
I need a bit of
help. I have NTOP 2.2 installed on a machine running Red Hat 9.0.
The machine has 2 Ethernet interfaces. One is connected to an
internal network (192.168.80.0 eth0), the other is connected to a switch port
which is mirroring the traffic of the inside of my firewall (eth1 it has an
IP). I want to take all of the traffic from eth1 and have ntop analyze
it, and be able to view it from eth0. When I start NTOP the page comes up
and all is OK. Below I have listed what I see on the screen when
starting. Then a few seconds later (approximately 30) ntop hangs, and I
am no longer able to get on my machine from eth0. I get the output below
over and over and over again on the console, but I have no network
connectivity. Any suggestions or comments would be very welcome.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# ntop
-P /var/log -u ntop -w 192.168.80.10:3000 -i eth1 -M
Wait please: ntop is coming up...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 ntop v.2.2 MT
[i686-pc-linux-gnu] (10/09/03 04:59:27 PM build)
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Copyright
1998-2003 by Luca Deri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Get the
freshest ntop from http://www.ntop.org/
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Initializing
ntop
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Initializing
gdbm databases
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Listening on
[eth1]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:07 Loading Plugins
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 Searching for
plugins in /usr/local/lib/ntop/plugins
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 ICMP: Welcome
to icmpWatchPlugin. (C) 1999 by Luca Deri
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 LASTSEEN:
Welcome to LastSeenWatchPlugin. (C) 1999 by Andrea Marangoni
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 NETFLOW:
Welcome to NetFlow.(C) 2002 by Luca Deri
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 NFS: Welcome to
nfsWatchPlugin. (C) 1999 by Luca Deri
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 PDA: Welcome to
PDAPlugin. (C) 2001-2002 by L.Deri and W.Brock
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 SFLOW: Welcome
to sFlowPlugin. (C) 2002 by Luca Deri
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 RRD: Welcome to
rrdPlugin. (C) 2002 by Luca Deri.
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 Plugins loaded...
continuing with initialization
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 Resetting
traffic statistics...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR: Loading
MAC address table.
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
Checking './specialMAC.txt'
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
Checking '/usr/local/etc/ntop/specialMAC.txt'
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
...found, 61 lines, loaded 59 records!
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
Checking './oui.txt'
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
Checking '/usr/local/etc/ntop/oui.txt'
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 VENDOR:
...found, 70 lines, loaded 62 records!
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 I18N: This
instance of ntop does not support multiple languages
22/Oct/2003 17:02:08 IP2CC: Looking
for IP address <-> Country code mapping file
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 IP2CC: 47455
records read
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Packet processor thread (1092144432) started...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Started thread (1092144432) for network packet analyser
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Idle Scan thread (1100537136) started
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Started thread (1100537136) for idle hosts detection
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Address resolution thread started...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Started thread (1116949808) for DNS address resolution
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 Calling plugin
start functions (if any)
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 WEB:
Initializing
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 Note: Reporting
device set to 0[eth1]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 WEB: Converted
address '192.168.80.10' - binding to the specific interface
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 WEB: Waiting
for HTTP connections on 192.168.80.10 port 3000
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT: web
connections thread (1125342512) started...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Started thread (1125342512) for web server
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 Sniffying...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
pcap dispatch thread started...
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 THREADMGMT:
Started thread (1133735216) for network packet sniffing on eth1
22/Oct/2003 17:02:09 Extending hash
size [32->512][deviceId=0]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:10 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:11 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:12 Extending hash
size [512->1024][deviceId=0]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:14 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:14 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:15 Extending hash
size [1024->2048][deviceId=0]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:16 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:16 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:18 **WARNING**
WARNING: accessMutex() call with a self-LOCKED mutex [from 3094 at util.c:4437
ntop_gdbm_store]
22/Oct/2003 17:02:19 NOTE: -L |
--use-syslog=facility not specified, child processes will log to the default
(24).
22/Oct/2003 17:02:22 Extending hash
size [2048->4096][deviceId=0]
eth0: transmit timed out, tx_status
00 status e000.
diagnostics: net 0ce0 media
a800 dma 000000a0.
Flags; bus-master 1, dirty
1158(6) current 1174(6)
Transmit list 00081380 vs.
c0081380.
0: @c0081200 length
800000aa status 000000aa
1: @c0081240 length
80000058 status 00000058
2: @c0081280 length
80000058 status 00000058
3: @c00812c0 length
80000058 status 00000058
4: @c0081300 length
8000002a status 8000002a
5: @c0081340 length
80000058 status 80000058
6: @c0081380 length
80000058 status 00000058
7: @c00813c0 length
80000058 status 00000058
8: @c0081400 length
80000058 status 00000058
9: @c0081440 length
80000058 status 00000058
10: @c0081480 length
80000058 status 00000058
11: @c00814c0 length
80000058 status 00000058
12: @c0081500 length
80000058 status 00000058
13: @c0081540 length
80000058 status 00000058
14: @c0081580 length
80000058 status 00000058
15: @c00815c0 length
800000aa status 000000aa