ntop is multi-threaded.  On my Linux machine, each thread shows up as a
separate process.  The # depends on how POSIX threads are implemented in
your environment (hint: You'll need to research that).

IIRC, there was traffic about zombie's under FreeBSD - check the back
traffic on the mailing list.

-----Burton

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Behrens, Stefan
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 5:05 AM
To: Ntop-Mailingliste (E-Mail)
Subject: [Ntop] Multiple ntop-Instances


Hi again,

another thing I've recognized here: There are multiple ntop-Instances on my
solaris machines:

nobody  7459  7455  0 10:54:53 ?        0:00 ntop -r 60 -d -i ge0 -u nobody
-P /tivoliadm
nobody  7455     1  0 10:54:36 ?        4:54 ntop -r 60 -d -i ge0 -u nobody
-P /tivoliadm
nobody  7461  7455  0 10:54:53 ?        0:00 ntop -r 60 -d -i ge0 -u nobody
-P /tivoliadm

Sometimes I have seen a lot more instances, round about ten. If it occurs,
ntop mostly does not work anymore. ntop is on 2.0 stable release here.

Is this a normal behaviour ?

Regards
Stefan Behrens

Im Hause Airbus Deutschland GmbH
OITO13, IT Server Operation Enterprise Servers Germany
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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