correctly? Any ideas?
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hard disk. But with MySQL it was no problem, so I'm just comparing.
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values. Just give me 2 more weeks and I'll release a
first version.
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index, but maybe there's something better?
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Hi all,
Sven Anderson, 21.04.2006 21:34:
I think the problem is not the updating of the data itself, but updating
the complex primary key. An index of (ip_src, ip_dst, stamp_inserted) is
fast enough to find entries, and easy enough to maintain.
it seems to be known, that a default MySQL
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list is processed. Otherwise
packets that arrive during processing with, for example, port 80, would
also match the * and got reset, too. Is this handled correctly?
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data.
What should be noted in the docs at least is, that * refers to the sum of
all traffic without the -r, and the rest of traffic with the -r flag, as a
consequence of the stepwise resetting of the counters. Don't you think so?
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Ciao Paolo,
Paolo Lucente, 03.05.2006 16:41:
On Wed, May 03, 2006 at 03:28:22PM +0200, Sven Anderson wrote:
Is there a case, when using the -r flag, where you don't want locking? Or
do you mean, that -l could be useful in case of not using -r?
The latter. You can think at it like a macro
fast because
it has barely any records in it. acct_daily has much less records then
acct_hourly.
Sounds like the different resolution time lines that are used to be
created with RRDTool.
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Hi Jamie,
Jamie Wilkinson, 03.05.2006 02:52:
It's outside the transaction, so it doesn't blow up horridly. It is
annoying to see 3600 messages in your logs, sure.
well it's 1440 per day for me. That's not so nice, I will solve it with a
cronjob.
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is stored. ;-)
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and metered on both
interfaces, so that you can export two flows, which are linked somehow,
for example with a FlowID. But if at all, this is only possible with
Netflow v9 or IPFIX.
Hope, that helps a bit.
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the tcom_v5_20060530_idx, the query was answered in 20 seconds.
?
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Hi all,
Paolo Lucente, 05.07.2006 01:07:
while the idea of integrating a kind of sFlow/NetFlow probe has been
already considered (i remember some thoughts recently exchanged with
Sven Anderson about this), i'm somewhat not fully convinced.
[...]
Integrating either the probe
as an argument for an data-access API, which I proposed in the other
mail.
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also uses templates to define flows. What happens
so far with a template and the according data, which contain flow keys
that don't exists in the pmacct flow table? Are they dropped?
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, an there is no column for MPLS_LABEL_1.
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one is probably not really necessary, as you can
calculate it from the other timestamps and the configuration, but it would
give you a good index-key for the time-slots.
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threats) you might reach this limit earlier.
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and stuff like that.
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, to avoid
unwanted traffic.
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.
No, the link at the bottom doesn't help. But this link does:
http://www.pmacct.net/mailman/listinfo/pmacct-discussion
(look at the bottom of the page)
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