you invoke it like this:
http://.../plugins/pep
Here is the code in http.c that handles plugins:
if(strncmp(pageName, PLUGINS_HEADER, strlen(PLUGINS_HEADER)) == 0) {
if(handlePluginHTTPRequest(&pageName[strlen(PLUGINS_HEADER)])) {
return(0);
}
So it passes the string beginning with pep/... to: handlePluginHTTPRequest()
in webInterface.c (around line 1200):
if(strlen(url) ==
strlen(flows->pluginStatus.pluginPtr->pluginURLname))
arg = "";
else
arg = &url[strlen(flows->pluginStatus.pluginPtr->pluginURLname)+1];
So, whatever you pass AFTER the plugin header and name is what's passed as
the argument ("url") to pep. Look in pep.c around 114 for the arguments
it's looking for...
-----Burton
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Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 10:43 AM
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Subject: [Ntop] running PeP on Mandrake 8.0
Hi,
I've compiled the April 12 version of ntop under Mandrake 8.0.
The options page is saying that Pep is running, yet, when I click on the
plugin link for Pep, nothing is returned.
I've installed pep.so under /usr/local/lib/ntop/plugins and all of the perl
scripts under /usr/local/lib/ntop/plugins/pep.
When running ntop with -t5, the only message that is returned is:
[pep.c:107] Pep Request for url
No url is specified although the code looks like one should be passed to
the function.
If anyone has any experience with getting this plug-in to run under Linux,
please respond.
TIA,
Pat
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