On Apr 11 at 13:01, "Matthew Heineke" wrote: > I'm working on FC4 and have installed v0.68-5.fc4 through yum. > > The first time I had it installed it would export to my working > directory. I changed the port on the routers I was exporting from, so I > killed all flow-capture processes, and started a new one designating the > new port. It then failed to create any folders or subfolders (eg. > 2006/2006-*(...) ) or any files. I can see that I'm listening on the > designated port, and that flow-capture is indeed running. > > At one point I deleted all directories I was exporting to, removed > flow-tools, and reinstalled it via yum, and it did export to my working > directory on the first run. However if I repeat this process now, it > doesn't work. > > Are there any known bugs concerning this issue? I couldn't find any in > the archives. I'm invoking flow-capture like this > > flow-capture -w /flows -n 1000 0/0/8080 or > flow-capture -w /flows -n 1000 xxx.xx.xx.xx/0/8080 > > or even w/o the rotations > > flow-capture -w /flows 0/0/8080 > > I've tried a bunch of different working directories but none seem to > work.
I seem to remember reading that there's a problem with one of the Flow-Tools RPMs; can you try rebuilding flow-tools from the official source distribution and see if you still have problems? Mike _______________________________________________ Flow-tools mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mailman.splintered.net/mailman/listinfo/flow-tools
