The "-m25" can be configured from the command line with the RPTOPT
variable.
The right way to do this would be to add a records line to default
stat.cfg like
stat-report default
type @{TYPE:-summary-detail}
output
format ascii
sort @{SORT:-+}
records @{RECS:-0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF}
fields @{FIELDS:-+}
options @{OPTIONS:-+header,+xheader,+totals}
path |flow-rptfmt @{RPTOPT:--f ascii}
stat-definition default
report default
Unfortunately this doesn't do the right thing when records is set to
more then the number of records in the report (ie the default
condition). Will be fixed in 0.69.
What OS are you using that generated the broken pipe output?
On May 12, 2005, at 3:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When using flow-report from the command line, is there a way to limit
the number of lines returned?
I ended up modifying stat.cfg and added "-m 25" to the flow-rptfmt
execution, which seemed to work but also responded with an error (see
last line):
# flow-cat /opt/flows/2005/2005-05/2005-05-11/ | flow-report
-vTYPE=ip-source-address -vSORT=+octets -vOPTIONS=+names
-vFIELDS=-duration
# �['/usr/local/netflow/bin/flow-rptfmt', '-f', 'ascii', '-m', '25']
ip-source-address flows �octets � � packets
// [25 rows of data...]
flow-report: pclose(flow-rptfmt -f ascii -m 25): Broken pipe
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