count version
------- -------
14321 3.0
13564 3.1
771 3.1.1
344 3.1rc1
87 3.1.2
75 3.0rc1
64 3.0pre2
41 3.0pre1
24 3.0.053
24 2.2.99
count version
------- -------
20730 Linux
count version
------- -------
3109 redhat 9
2442 fedora 2
2143 fedora 3
2020 Linux
1984 gentoo 1.4.16
1708 debian 3.1
781 fedora 1
705 debian
648 redhat 3
594 mandrakel 10.1
6449 Windows WinNT/2K/XP
660 FreeBSD 5.3
306 Darwin 7.7.0
303 FreeBSD 4.10
141 FreeBSD 5.2.1
120 FreeBSD 4.9
111 FreeBSD 4.11
108 Solaris 8
105 Solaris 9
GCC Version
count GCC
------- ------
5476 3.3.3
4116 n/a
3281 3.2.2
2968 3.4.2
2561 3.3.5
2374
2073 3.3.4
1288 3.3.2
1104 2.95
917 3.2.3
GDBM Version
count gdbm
------- -----
14178 1.8.3
12587 1.8.0
2591 1.7.3
libgd Version
count libgd
------- -------------
10591 2.x
9173 2.0.21+
4825 1.8.x
2979 1.8.4
1434 2.0.12-2.0.15
ZLIB Version
count zlib
------- -----
14058 1.2.1
9312 1.1.4
4778 1.2.2
Unrecognized
source OS Cpu kernel/rlse GCC gdbm pcap
interfaces
--------------- ------- ----------- --------------- ------ ----- ----------
----------
xx3.193.162.xx0 Unknown unknown 2.4.20-31.9 3.2.2 1.8.0 <0.8
eth1,eth2,eth3,eth4
If you recognize your configuration in the above list of unrecognized
versions, it means that utils/linuxrelease isn't correctly identifying your
OS/Distribution.
You can help improve ntop by sending the following information to the
ntop-dev mailing list!
The exact name and version of your OS/Distribution, from the documentation
or the CD.
The output from the 'uname -a command'
The output from utils/linuxrelease script, utils/linuxrelease -f and
utils/linuxrelease
The names and contents of any files in the /etc directory with version or
release in their names. You can find these files via 'ls /etc | grep -i
release' and 'ls /etc | grep -i version'.
For example, on my computer, I would do/report:
$ utils/linuxrelease
gentoo 1.4.3.13 2.4.23_pre8-gss
$ utils/linuxrelease -f
Gentoo Base System version 1.4.3.13
$ ls /etc/*[Vv]ersion*
ls: /etc/*[Vv]ersion*: No such file or directory
$ ls /etc/*[Rr]elease*
/etc/gentoo-release
$ cat /etc/gentoo-release
Gentoo Base System version 1.4.3.13
Thanks!
-----Burton
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