Hi Nick,
I guess you are executing sfacctd -f -P mysql .. and that
makes it complain with that cryptic message (action item on me make it
more readable) since it already instantiated the plugin. Just removing
the -P mysql will make all go smoothly. I also checked i achieve the
same behaviour
Hi Anthony,
What version are you using? You can confirm this with a nfacctd -V.
Also, please post your integral config. I use kafka_history myself in
production so i lean towards: either you are running some code from
master that unluckily is not working or some combination of directives
of your
Hi Mehul,
I think an aggregation method like the following is a good start for
your task:
pmacctd_net: bgp
aggregate: src_host, src_net, dst_host, dst_net
This assumes you are using pmacctd, that is libpcap, for traffic
accounting. It will work from 1.6.0 onwards (as before such release
Hi -
Using pmacctd/sfacctd 1.7.0, I notice that the "-P mysql" operand on the
sfacctd executable is supported and accepted OK (don't have sflow data in
the DB yet). But when I use "plugins: mysql" in the conf file, I receive
message
WARN:Unable to handle key: plugins. Ignored
at the
Yep so it looks like everytime kafka_history runs no matter what
interval you put it on it will crash pmacct and restart the service.
On Sat, Nov 18, 2017 at 9:27 AM, Anthony Caiafa <2600...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sounds good. I’ll be sending out some data to you.
>
> On Sat, Nov 18, 2017 at 9:25 AM
