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Well, you didn't give us much to go on, did
you?
Common problem: Make sure that the reporting NIC is set
correctly.
Read docs/FAQ and see the stuff about
how to ask for help. One of the things in the Problem Report (PR) are
counters of what's going on - you can also see this stuff in textinfo.hmtl (link
at the bottom of the About | Configuration page.
FWIW, -K (debug) doesn't change the logging,
it's mostly for the fork() stuff. Trace level (--trace-level or -t is how
you increase the logging), but nothing is going to log every packet - it's just
too much data.
-----Burton From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Hally Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 1:35 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: [Ntop] Ntop not collecting data 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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