On Sat, 2004-01-24 at 11:37, Burton M. Strauss III wrote: > A) How come I don't see your log records in the access logs? Running > w/ --skip-version-check are we?? Bad user - no biscuit! > Hmm.... just used my old ntop.conf but I don't have that flag set. I remember using the report success before but don't see it now. Oh well... No biscuit (damn I was hungry also).
> > B) WRT iconv, gentle reader, that is because I spent TWO DAYS putting the > tests into configureextra/solaris[89] and YOU were supposed to have tested > it already... > Well of course I did but the last time was 2.2.96 and I like the test early, test often theory...:) > > 1) need the message (that's what the scroll back is for...) If you just > blindly copied the line, it won't work - $< gets replaced by the name of the > input file, so the line you want to try is > > $ groff -mandoc -Thtml ntop.8 ... > Fails with this.... [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/ntop_cvs/ntop [13] groff -mandoc -Thtml ntop.8 ld.so.1: groff: fatal: libstdc++.so.4: open failed: No such file or directory Killed I'll poke around at this later and see why my groff fails. > > 2) The whole message is > > echo " WARNING: This install created a directory for the ntop"; \ > echo " files and databases:"; \ > echo ""; \ > echo " $(DESTDIR)/$(datadir)/ntop"; \ > echo ""; \ > echo " This directory MUST be owned by the user"; \ > echo " which you are going to use to run ntop."; \ > echo ""; \ > echo " The command you must issue is something like:"; \ > echo ""; \ > echo " chown -R ntop.ntop $(DESTDIR)/$(datadir)/ntop"; \ > echo " or chown -R ntop:users $(DESTDIR)/$(datadir)/ntop"; > \ > echo ""; \ > echo " man chown to check the syntax for YOUR system"; \ > > That really ought to be good enough for anyone... > > Yep that should be fine ofcourse I didn't read the whole line... -Mike _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
