Hi Slava,
Can you confirm which version you are running into this issue? Can
you also post your config - just in case? Labbing this scenario up,
i see it working fine for me.
One thing i can suggest is: append a -l to your query to ensure a
locked access to the memory table; if it's a
Hi.
[r...@stat-ca ~]# pmacct -c src_net -N 91.72.146.32
36575
[r...@stat-ca ~]# pmacct -c src_net -N 91.72.146.30
208
[r...@stat-ca ~]# pmacct -c src_net -N 91.72.146.32;91.72.146.30
36575
0
Why last command show 0 for 91.72.146.30 ?
And
[r...@stat-ca ~]# pmacct -c src_net -N
