hi,
Thanks for you reply,
I will look into rrd and the dump options.
Although, I dont think the data is only in memory, coz it writes
database files to the folllowing dir:
/opt/local/var/ntop
And the ntop binary, specifically states on the terminal on startup
that it is reseting the data.
I think I will look through the code for the terminal output where it
reset and comment that part out.
Regards
Dean
Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2007 13:52:55 -0600
From: "Gary Gatten" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [Ntop] How can I stop Ntop from resetting log data each
time itrestarts
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Configure and Enable rrd plugin or do the data dump thing in the
utilities menu. From what I understand, certain data or views or data
exist in memory resident tables only and "can't" be saved, but maybe the
rrd or dump options will work OK for you?
Gary
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Dean Ezra
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Subject: [Ntop] How can I stop Ntop from resetting log data each time
itrestarts
Hi,
I am using ntop on my Mac laptop to monitor bandwidgth usage and have
noticed that everytime that NTOP is restarted its log of bandwidth
use is reset.
Obviously this is not great for monitoring usage, as my laptop will
get rebooted every so often (which restarts ntop).
Does anyone know how I can stop the resetting of logs between restarts?
I appreciate any help.
Regards
Dean
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