Hi,

On 09.09.2008 16:36, Steve Foley wrote:

> Sep  8 23:40:15 anfmon <13>Sep  8 23:40:15 nfsen[5319]: nfsend: exit  
> child[18392] Exit: 0, Signal: 9, Core: 0
> Sep  8 23:40:15 anfmon <9>Sep  8 23:40:15 nfsen[5319]: nfprofile failed:
> Sep  8 23:40:15 anfmon <13>Sep  8 23:40:15 nfsen[5319]: System was: / 
> opt/netflow/bin/nfprofile -I -t 1220916900 -p /opt/netflow/profiles- 
> data -P /opt/netflow/profiles-stat -S 5  -M /opt/netflow/profiles-data/ 
> live/kuband -r nfcapd.200809082335

NfSen spawns an nfprofile process. According to your logs this child process 
was 
terminated by a 'kill -9'.

What happens, if you execute the command line stated in the logs directly in a 
terminal:

--- snip ---
/opt/netflow/bin/nfprofile -I -t 1220916900 -p /opt/netflow/profiles- data -P 
/opt/netflow/profiles-stat -S 5  -M /opt/netflow/profiles-data/live/kuband -r 
nfcapd.200809082335
--- snap ---

?


> I saw a post about filters causing similar problems, but the channel  
> filters (no filtering on the profile) I have tried are pretty straight  
> forward and accepted by both nfdump on the command line, as well as  
> nfsen in the Netflow Processing form. Specifically I have tried  
> filters of "IN IF 4" and "( DST NET 131.128/16 ) and ( ( OUT IF 14 )  
> or ( OUT IF 23 ) )". I have also tried both real and shadow profiles  
> that are continuous.

What happens if you enter exactly these filters into the details tab (field 
"Filter:") and hit "process"?


Regards -- Till
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