On Wednesday 08 Oct 2003 14:52, Thomas Schneider wrote: > Hi List, > > got a problem here on my router. > I wanted to use ntop for watching my internet connection, but when > running, this nice little tool always crashes after a couple of > minutes. I can't reproduce these crashes with a special action, but > they appear every time and I have some log-outputs here: > > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > caught signal 13 SIGPIPE > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: backtrace is: > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: 1./lib/libpthread.so.0 [0x4046403c] > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: 2. /lib/libc.so.6[0x40666db8] > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: > 3./usr/lib/libntopreport-2.2c.so(sendString+0x2e)[0x40056c6e] > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: 4. /usr/lib/libntopreport-2.2c.so [0x400594ea] > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: > > 5./usr/lib/libntopreport-2.2c.so(handleHTTPrequest+0x2eb)[0x40058a2b] > Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: 6. /usr/lib/libntopreport-2.2c.so [0x4008e496] Oct 8 > 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: BACKTRACE: > 7./usr/lib/libntopreport-2.2c.so(handleWebConnections+0x2bc)[0x4008e2 >0c] Oct 8 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: > BACKTRACE: 8. /lib/libpthread.so.0 [0x4045ed40] Oct 8 > 15:17:32 pomserv ntop[26896]: **FATAL_ERROR** webserver: BACKTRACE: > 9. /lib/libc.so.6(__clone+0x57) [0x40717d97] > > pomserv root # cat /etc/conf.d/ntop > # Config file for /etc/init.d/ntop > > # Set preferred options here > NTOP_OPTS="--http-server 9876 --https-server 9875 --interface \ > \"eth0,ppp0\" --domain infstud.shacknet.nu --no-interface-merge" > > pomserv root # ntop -V > Wait please: ntop is coming up... > ntop v.2.2c MT (SSL) [i686-pc-linux-gnu] (10/08/03 02:17:23 PM build) > > Maybe anyone knows what I'm doing wrong here? > Thanks for your suggestions, > Hi Thomas, I wasn't aware of ntop until I read your mail, so thanks for that. I emerged it and once I worked out how to run the thing it works beautifully here.
/etc/conf.d/ntop: NTOP_OPTS="--http-server 3000 --interface eth0,ppp0,lo -m 192.168.0.0/24 -q" I start the daemon with /etc/init.d/ntop start, then I use a small bash script to see the results: #!/bin/sh ntop & mozilla http://localhost:3000 Without the second instance of ntop I couldn't access localhost:3000. Peter -- ====================================================================== Portage 2.0.49-r3 (default-x86-1.4, gcc-3.2.3, glibc-2.3.2-r1, 2.4.22_pre2-gss) i686 AMD Athlon(tm) XP 3200+ ====================================================================== -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
