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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
> thefly
> Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:45 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Ntop] ntop+netflow

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> Thanks, now everything is clear.

Yes, but it would be helpful to others to have that data...

> I must admit i don't have the problem clear at this point. What i'm
> using is a FreeBSD router with ng_netflow. With my tcpdump i see the
> flow starting to my workstation, at the end of each www connection i'm
> doing here and there, for test. Ntop should show me these connections,
> thery are normal www. But what i get in Summpary->Traffic and others is
> NULL, as i told you about the Summpary->Netflow stats. Being my
> situations *standard* i don't know what's wrong with it, and therefore
> can't understand what i should trace inside the code, i mean, i don't
> know what to look for. Or maybe you'r just telling me that my
> configuration isn't standard, and that's why i should put some
> traceEvent to see what's wrong?

There are two possibilities -

1. If there's other data but just no closed sessions, read the docs/FAQ and
man ntop discussion about --disable-instantsessionpurge


2. If there's no data period, then somehow you're not getting counters
incremented and the place I showed in the code is the one that would 'drop'
them without a message.  So what I was telling you to do was to put that
message in there so we could see which path is being taken....

-----Burton


>
> TIA

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