> > |>> > |>> Thanks > |>> > |> Hi Jose, > |> > |> It think the cause of your problem lies in the naming of your channel. > |> If I do: > |> > |> nfdump -Z "ident 182" > |> > |> the result is: > |> > |> line 1: syntax error at '182' > |> > |> And because nfprofile uses the same parser, it bails out silently > |> during the profiler phase. > |> > |> I walked into a similar problem some time ago with channels called > |> 'in' and 'out'. According to grammar.y, 'ident' should be followed by > |> a string, but '182' is recognized as an integer. Values like 'in', > |> 'out' and 'tcp' are considered filter primitives. And both integers > |> and filter primitives are not considered strings. My quick and dirty > |> solution was simply renaming the channels, but maybe this issue > |> requires some more attention? Note that NfDump 1.5.6 and before did > |> accept filter primitives as valid values for the ident field (I don't > |> know if it handles integers). > | > | Werner, > | > | That made the trick. That was a weird error/bug/feature. > | I reconfigure my nfsen.conf to complete names, including letters, > | deleted old profiles and created new ones, and everything is working as > | it is supposed to. > | > > Well - I need to check, how to prevent these errors. That's indeed a > bit ugly. > Thanks for all the input and sorry for the trouble. > > - Peter
Your software is excellent, no questions about it. Thanks to you for your feedback. - Jose > > | Thanks a lot for everybody's comments and help. > | > | Great community around a marvelous software. > | > | Regards, > | > | - Jose > | > |> - Werner > |>> > |>>> Jose > |>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://sourceforge.net/services/buy/index.php _______________________________________________ Nfsen-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nfsen-discuss
