Yes, the ports, vlan and tos are also jacked-up for me:
TAG, SRC_MAC, DST_MAC, VLAN, SRC_IP,DST_IP,
SRC_PORT, DST_PORT, PROTOCOL, TOS, PACKETS, FLOWS, BYTES
7, dc:9f:db:28:ff:aa, 24:a4:3c:3d:51:e2, 0,10.1.0.91, 10.2.0.195,
1935, 55750,tcp, 0, 957956, 1
Sure I can try that. I'm wondering if it's a big endian issue? My
platform is MIPS64.
stig
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 11:44 AM, Paolo Lucente wrote:
> Hi Stig,
>
> I tried to reproduce the issue with no joy, ie. all works good. I
> suspect this might be something architecture specific - what CP
Hi Stig,
I tried to reproduce the issue with no joy, ie. all works good. I
suspect this might be something architecture specific - what CPU
is this?
Thing is input/output interface fields are u_int32_t and using 'i'
would get us in trouble reading from NetFlow/sFlow exporters where
interfaces ha
Hi Paolo,
I've been experimenting with the new json output - nice addition. One
thing I ran into was that the iface value was wrong. For example here's
the csv output compared with the json output:
root@ubnt-SJ:/etc/pmacct# pmacct -p /tmp/uacctd-e.pipe -s -T bytes -O csv
TAG,IN_IFACE,OUT_IFACE,
