Thanks! Didn't realize that was another application dependency... "apt-get
install redis-server" did it.
I take it that this version of Ntopng doesn't have the capability to load
pcap files, is that correct? I no longer can use an option -f, and I don't
see a pcap file load option under the --help for ntopng:
Usage:
ntopng <configuration file>
or
ntopng [-m <local nets>] [-d <data dir>] [-e] [-g <core>] [-n mode] [-i
<iface>]
[-w <http port>] [-p <protos>] [-d <path>]
[-c <categorization key>] [-r <redis>]
[-l] [-U <sys user>] [-s] [-v]
Options:
[--dns-mode|-n] <mode> | DNS address resolution mode
| 0 - Decode DNS responses and resolve
| local numeric IPs only (default)
| 1 - Decode DNS responses and resolve
all
| numeric IPs
| 2 - Decode DNS responses and don't
| resolve numeric IPs
| 3 - Don't decode DNS responses and
don't
| resolve numeric IPs
[--interface|-i] <interface> | Input interface name
(numeric/symbolic)
[--data-dir|-d] <path> | Data directory (must be writable).
| Default: data
[--daemon|-e] | Daemonize ntopng
[--httpdocs-dir|-1] <path> | Http documents root directory.
| Default: httpdocs
[--scripts-dir|-2] <path> | Scripts directory.
| Default: scripts
[--callbacks-dir|-3] <path> | Callbacks directory.
| Default: scripts/callbacks
[--categorization-key|-c] <key> | Key used to access host categorization
| services (default: disabled).
| Please read README.categorization for
| more info.
[--http-port|-w] <http port> | HTTP port. Default: 3000
[--local-networks|-m] <local nets> | Local nets list (default:
192.168.1.0/24)
| (e.g. -m "192.168.0.0/24,172.16.0.0/16
")
[--ndpi-protocols|-p] <file>.protos | Specify a nDPI protocol file
| (eg. protos.txt)
[--redis|-r] <redis host[:port]> | Redis host[:port]
[--core-affinity|-g] <cpu core id> | Bind the capture/processing thread to
a
| specific CPU Core
[--user|-U] <sys user> | Run ntopng with the specified user
instead of nobody
[--dont-change-user|-s] | Do not change user (debug only)
[--disable-login|-l] | Disable user login authentication
[--users-file|-u] <path> | Users configuration file path
| Default: ntopng-users.conf
[--verbose|-v] | Verbose tracing
[--help|-h] | Help
Thanks,
Mark
*So, apt-get install redis or yum install redis :-)*
2013/7/2 Mark Davis <davismark.s at
gmail.com<http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop>
>
>* All, these are the steps I took in order to compile the source and run *>
* ntopng: *>* *>* sudo tar xzf ntopng-1.0.tar.gz *>* cd ntopng-1.0/
*>*sudo ./configure
*>* sudo make geoip *>* sudo make *>* *>* However, when I attempt to run
ntopng, I receive this error: *>* *>* 02/Jul/2013 11:36:03 [Redis.cpp:33]
ERROR: Unable to connect to redis *>* 127.0.0.1:6379 *>* *>* Thanks, *>*Mark
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