At this point I have a working flow-capture that gets it's data from a router in port 
2055 and everything is working fine.
The problem is that I need to filter the data and send it to two different folders 
with diferent filters, AFAIK there is no direct way to do this with flow-capture, 
correct me if I'm wrong.
So I'm using an application called "samplicator", wich gets datagrams from one port 
and can resend them to any number of ip/ports  (I also tried flow-fanout but with the 
same results). I'm using it to send them to the same machine in two ports, so now I 
have:
Flows arrive to localhost:2055 and are sent to localhost:2056 and localhost:2057
The problem is that if now I start flow-capture to get the flows from port 2056 it 
doesn�t get any data.
the flowcapture line is:
"flow-capture -f/location/to/filter.acl -FILTER -V5 -N0 -n287 -w /location/to/fows 
0/0/2056"

The only things that changes is the port, from 2055 to 2056, the filter used and the 
destination dir.
Using "tcpdump -i lo|grep 2056" I can see that the flows are being received in that 
port.
and using netstat I can see that flow-capture is listening in port 2056.
But the files are not being filled. The strange thing is that I have the same 
configuration running in another server and everything is working fine.
Any ideas?, thank you.

Francisco
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