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the source tree, and
(although perhaps not the latest copy) in the "HOWTO ask
for help"
item at http://snapshot.ntop.org and at http://www.ntopsupport.com
in the documentation
section.
1. ONE and only ONE problem / issue / question per
message.
With a meaningful
subject.
The goal is that if you're asking a
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3. Read the docs/FAQ file in
the source. You should get a recent version, not one
from
some old source .tgz. As a last resort, a HTMLed version is posted in
the
documentation section of http://www.ntopsupport.com.
4. Check snapshot, http://snapshot.ntop.org -
this is a community FAQ collection.
Entries from snapshot are
migrated into docs/FAQ fairly routinely, but the
newest stuff
(and some oldies but goodies) are at snapshot.
HOWEVER, DO
NOT USE THE .gz FILES FROM
SNAPSHOT - they are
incomplete.
5. We support only the current versions of ntop. This
is either:
* the last release,
v2.2c.
* the cvs (and tell us the last time you did
a checkout)
or
* the latest
development version posted at
SourceForge
(if there is one
posted)
If you use a port/package and the latest
version available for your
OS is some release candidate
from a year ago, sorry. Contact the
packager and ask
them to get current.
6. Post the information about your environment we
ask for.
We STRONGLY suggest you use the automatically
generated "Problem Report"
form that since it contains
much of the necessary information.
7. Make sure you're in a supported
environment (./configure --showoses).
If it's an
unsupported environment, we're interested in your efforts
to
make ntop work, but we don't have the time, resources,
knowledge and/or
interest to do it ourselves.
8.
For software 'crashes', please run ntop under the gdb debugger and
capture
the full failure information. Brief instructions
on using gdb are in the
docs/FAQ file.
-----Burton
My config file is: /usr/bin/ntop -d --user ntopuser --db-file-path /usr/share/ntop
--interface eth0,eth2,eth3 --no-interface-merge --numeric-ip-addresses
--use-syslog --http-server 3000 --https-server 3001 --domain xxxx.xxx.xx
--enable-external-tools --mapper
http://jake.ntop.org/cgi-bin/mapper.pl --ssl-watchdog
I think that the problem begins when I configure
more than one interface. If I just configure one interface ther is no
problem.
Ntop dies instantally when I try
HTTPS.
Regards
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 1:12
PM
Subject: RE: [Ntop] ntop is
stopped
Not a bloody clue ...
Your message to ntop or ntop-dev has been
seen.
However, you have:
* neglected to provide important
information
- using the built-in problem report form
is STRONGLY suggested.
* appear not to have taken advantage of
existing information
or
* haven't taken other steps we
ask you to do when posting to the
mailing
list
Hence this semi-automated response.
Posting guidelines
are in the docs/FAQ file in the source tree, and
(although perhaps not
the latest copy) in the "HOWTO ask for help"
item at http://snapshot.ntop.org
and at http://www.ntopsupport.com
in the documentation
section.
1. ONE and only ONE problem / issue / question per
message.
With a meaningful
subject.
The goal is that if you're asking a
common question, the
subject would have allowed
you to find it in the back
traffic for the
mailing list.
2. Search the back traffic on these lists. There
is a searchable archive
at http://search.gmane.org
3. Read the docs/FAQ file
in the source. You should get a recent version, not
one
from some old source .tgz. As a last resort, a
HTMLed version is posted in the
documentation section of http://www.ntopsupport.com.
4. Check snapshot, http://snapshot.ntop.org
- this is a community FAQ collection.
Entries from snapshot
are migrated into docs/FAQ fairly routinely, but the
newest
stuff (and some oldies but goodies) are at snapshot.
HOWEVER, DO NOT USE THE .gz FILES FROM
SNAPSHOT - they are
incomplete.
5. We support only the current versions of ntop.
This is either:
* the last release,
v2.2c.
* the cvs (and tell us the last time you
did a checkout)
or
* the latest
development version posted at
SourceForge
(if there is one
posted)
If you use a port/package and the latest
version available for your
OS is some release
candidate from a year ago, sorry. Contact the
packager and ask them to get current.
6. Post the information about
your environment we ask for.
We STRONGLY suggest
you use the automatically generated "Problem Report"
form that since it contains much of the necessary information.
7.
Make sure you're in a supported environment (./configure
--showoses).
If it's an unsupported environment,
we're interested in your efforts to
make ntop work,
but we don't have the time, resources, knowledge
and/or
interest to do it ourselves.
8. For
software 'crashes', please run ntop under the gdb debugger and
capture
the full failure information. Brief
instructions on using gdb are in the
docs/FAQ
file.
-----Burton
Hi.
I have a big problem.
I installed ntop in 2 LANs (small
one and big one).
In my small LAN I don�t have problem, it has 128Mb
of RAM and 1 processor. But in my big LAN the processes is stopped after a
time, it has 4Gb of RAM and 4 procesors (700Mhz each one), RedHat 9. The
message is:
"ntop interrumpido pero existe un archivo pid" (spanish),
in english is: ntop interrupted but exists a pid file.
I think that there are many users in my LAN that ntop stops, or what
is the problem.
What can I do?
Regards
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