Ah, I see. So the bug report will help in determining if it is
a bug or not. Okay, here goes:
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n t o p v e r s i o n '2.2' p r o b l e m r e p o r t
From: Oz
EMail: (ntop mailing list)
Date: 2003-10-23
Hi,
I use Woody. I got ntop via cvs from today. I searched all my files but I can only
find png.h at 1.2.4.
I compile with
./configure --with-libpng-lib=/usr/local/lib --with-libpng-include=/usr/local/include.
make gives me
/usr/include/gd.h:121: warning: declaration of `y1' shadows global
No of course about it... It's a c warning ... it's not an error and is
irrelevant. Say you have this code:
1 void main(void) {
2 int i;
3 i=1;
4 printf(i=%d, i);
5 {
6 int i;
7 i = 2;
8 printf(i=%d, i);
9 }
10 printf(i=%d, i);
11 }
The declaration of i at line 6
I try compiling the current CVS and even though I have the
packages installed in RH it will think libpng is is not installed.
checking for pcap...
checking pcap.h usability... yes
checking pcap.h presence... yes
checking for pcap.h... yes
checking for pcap_open_live in -lpcap...
Burton M. Strauss III wrote:
Now beyond that, since you don't tell us which version of ntop you're
using, there's not much else to say.
I told you:
I use Woody. I got ntop via cvs from today.
Seems to be 2.2.95. :)
I additionally downloaded the ntop-current.tgz and installed libpng1.2.4 from
I havent touched NTop for a long while, and decided to give it a try again. Downloaded
from CVS and compiled without any problems. Some of features I want to use it for is
the traffic sorted by AS, and traffic sorted by internal/external sources. We have 2
upstream providers and our own AS, so
Benny,
Benny, Benny - You of all people... it's in docs/FAQ:
Q.
When I run ./configure, it finds png.h but not
libpng:
***
* * ERROR: libpng header or library routines
are missing
* (yes means it was
found, no means it was
Woody is a Linux version right? Debian 3.0... not an ntop version.
ntop cvs is 2.2.95, but I don't know WHAT version ntop-current.tgz is, nor
where it came from. Given your comment about it including libpng, it's no
later than 2.2c. It could well be an old beta version, say 2.1.9x, so all
bets
The internal ntop flow is sort of like this:
NIC \
|- processNonIPPacket
(packet reader) - (packet queue) - processPacket - processIPPacket
|
(netFlow Listener)
To rule out a hardware
issue, I swapped out the hardware for eth0 to eth1, and got the same
results. Error messages are still only noted on eth1. I've
never installed from CVS before is that difficult? What version do you
recommend that I install? Do I have to "uninstall" this one
first?
Burton M. Strauss III wrote:
[...]
http://lists.ntop.org/pipermail/ntop/2002-April/001722.html
Probably not a ntop problem.
Thanks, Helmut
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Don't know what to say - ntop doesn't touch the NIC at a low level, it just
uses libpcap.
There's definitely a lot of fixes in 2.2c vs. 2.2, but we're trying to get
more people testing the cvs version prior to a 2.3 release.
Using the cvs is not difficult - instructions are on the download page
Yeah, that's the long sob story from which the docs/FAQ entry was written.
-Burton
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Helmut Schneider
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ntop] libpng warning:
Burton M. Strauss III wrote:
http://lists.ntop.org/pipermail/ntop/2002-April/001722.html
Yeah, that's the long sob story from which the docs/FAQ entry was
written.
http://snapshot.ntop.org/faq.php#97
But writen for RH. I use Debian :)
And I even removed any png.h and compiled libpng-1.2.5
Hi!
The problem I have is repeatable on other similar setups, those setups are
i386 PII 400MHz 256MB RAM, pretty generic systems. FreeBSD 5.1, rrdtool
and the other 20 or so dependencies.
The man page reference to -ssl-watchdog seems to fit perfectly with the
loss of accessibility to ntop
2.2 is no longer supported. There is a 2.2c at SourceForge and we're asking
people to test the cvs version also.
That rpm was probably created on a RH 7.3 system... so I can't vouch for the
dependencies in the rpm being 100% accurate on any other RH version.
Remember, when you install a package,
Hi,
I follow ntop/docs/BUILD-NTOP.txt and install package as specified on
Solaris 8. I tried to do "./configure -enable-static-plugins" under ntop
directory without error
Then, I do "make sntop" without
error
When I do "make install" this error comes out:
Hi,
I install ntop v 2.2 on RedHat with Kernal 2.2.16. The
following error message come out at "make sntop"
Pls note that "./configure -enable-static-plugins
-with-rrd-root=/dir" is entered
before this command. No error from it.
[[EMAIL PROTECTED] ntop]#
make sntop
cd .
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