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Ok this is really weird. If I start ntop by hand :
/usr/local/bin/ntop -u ntop -i eth1 things work great and it
collects data just fine BUT If I start ntop like this:
/usr/local/bin/ntop -u ntop -i eth1 @/etc/ntop.conf it collects no
data. I whittled the conf file down to this: # grep -v '#' /etc/ntop.conf --user ntop --daemon --db-file-path /usr/local/share/ntop --interface eth1 --http-server 3000 What's wrong with that? It makes no
sense to me at all. ?? From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hello All, I have a really strange issue. Running ntop 3.1 on Fedora Core2. I just ran through a
quick install (./configure, make, make install) with no problems but when I
start up ntop, it's not seeing any data whatsoever. I've double checked
that there's actually data flowing to that interface (SPAN port on a cisco
2950, ran tcpdump and see plenty of packets flying around). Ntop reports
that it puts the correct interface into promiscuous mode (eth1 in this case)
started up with correct user, all the pertinent directories are owned by this
user, but I still get no data. I tried throwing it into debug mode (-K) but it doesn't look
like it's dumping any more data to syslog I'm stumped. Any suggestions? Thanks! |
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