deri at ntop
Mar 27, 2012, 7:20 AM
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Thorsten
we're moving towads nDPI and less on port-based detection. Can you please share with me your myProtos.list file?
Luca
On Mar 22, 2012, at 9:56 AM, Thorsten Volkmer-Wolf wrote:
> Hello community,
>
> i have managed to compile ntop 4 from svn (version 4.99.0) on an Ubuntu 10.04 linux where ntop 3.3 ran fine.
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> Compiling was done following the linkhttp://blog.dinotools.de/2010/12/20/ntop-4-unter-ubuntu-10-04-selbst-compilieren-und-installieren (sorry, it’s a german site), compiling, linking and installing ran without any error.
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> Now ntop starts, shows a few errors like
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> **WARNING** Internal error: protocol overflow [140/139]
> ……
> CHKVER: * You have requested - via the --skip-version-check option …. *
> ……
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> and sometimes (not always) ends up with a segmentation fault. What is more strange: I have provided a comprehensive list of ports / protocols, but on the website I can’t see my protocols in the distribution diagrams, everything is “unknown”. It’s actually not even identified as IP traffic !
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> And: I never have given the command line option “--skip-version-check”, here’s my command line:
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> ntop -i "eth1" -M -m "111.222.333.0/20" -r "90" -t "2" -u "ntop" -w "3000" -D "myDomain" -P "/ntopdata" -p /etc/ntop/myProtos.list -c -B "no vlan" -4
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> As I said, ntop 3.3 ran fine, so what can I do to see what’s going wrong ?
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> Thanks in advance for your help and best wishes,
> Thorsten
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