Hi there, When I first start ntop, the Summary->Network load page doesn't show the first few minutes of stats on the first (per-minute) graph. After 60 minutes, when the per-hour graph appears, the first few hours are missing. And after 24 hours, when the per-day graph appears, the first few days of stats are also missing.
I presently have one instance of ntop that has been running for 6 days. The first graph is full, the second one (hourly) is not quite full and the third one (daily) appears but is completely empty (it should contain 6 measures, one foe every complete day that ntop has been running). This instance is a ntop 3.0 (official release) running on RedHat 9 compiled from source .tgz. I have another instance that I'm testing, a CVS version from a few days ago running on a RedHat Enterprise AS 3 machine. It's been running for 1 day 22 hours. The first graph in Summary->Network Load has all 60 measures, but the second one only has 1 measure (even though ntop has been running for 46 hours) and the third graph doesn't even appear. If I click in the second graph to see the "Network Load Statistics Matrix" page, I only see one hour of stats so it's not only the graph that is rendered wrong - ntop seems to think that there are no more stats to show. This problem has been there for as long as I can remember. I know it was present with an older version 2.2.97 that I ran for months on a RedHat 7 and then a RedHat 9 machine. Has anyone else seen this? Is there a way to fix that? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks and keep up the good work! Marc. -- Marc Mazuhelli Computer security analyst Service des technologies de l'information Universit� de Sherbrooke _______________________________________________ Ntop mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listgateway.unipi.it/mailman/listinfo/ntop
