Ok thanks for the clarification.
The config file you see is actually all I have now in debug purpose. I have
nothing else in the file. When I run sfacctd with the debug bgp_daemon_msglog I
do get a lot of information like the one described below.
sfacctd -f /etc/pmacct/sfacctd.conf -p /tmp/t
Hi Tony,
Good to know issue is solved.
I can say pmacct doesn't make use at any rate of shared memory segments that
can be attached by distinct (say, nfacctd) instances. Also, correct behaviour
from the underlying OS when trying to bind two processes to the same port is
to get an error back. Puzz
Hi Andreas,
OK, sFlow datagrams are getting to the collector; from the previous
email it seems BGP information is also getting through no problems.
You don't daemonize the process, don't enable debug and comment out
bgp_daemon_msglog - and as a result, don't get anything anymore on
the terminal: s
Hi Paolo,
This is with the normal nfacctd running (that is gathering my real stats):
# ps -ef | grep acct
root 9255 1 0 Dec24 ?00:00:09 nfacctd: Core Process [default]
root 9256 9255 0 Dec24 ?00:00:18 nfacctd: MySQL Plugin [internet]
root 29235 29205 0 11:12
