If it helps here's the -v "Verbose" output:
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:218] Found 1 interface views
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Ntop.cpp:759] No allowed interface found for lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:222] Returning name lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:271] ntop_select_interface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Ntop.cpp:1171] Getting interface view at name lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Ntop.cpp:759] No allowed interface found for lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:250] getCurrentInterface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:2771] ntop_get_interface_stats() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:271] ntop_select_interface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Ntop.cpp:1171] Getting interface view at name lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Ntop.cpp:759] No allowed interface found for lagg0
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:250] getCurrentInterface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:2771] ntop_get_interface_stats() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:717] ntop_is_windows() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:717] ntop_is_windows() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:607] ntop_is_not_empty_file() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:2229]
ntop_rrd_fetch(/var/tmp/ntopng/1/rrd/..../bytes.rrd)
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:4201] ntop_lua_http_print() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:2470] ntop_get_prefs() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:250] getCurrentInterface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:2834] ntop_interface_exec_sql_query() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:250] getCurrentInterface() called
13/Dec/2016 00:21:32 [Lua.cpp:388] ntop_get_ndpi_protocol_id() called
Segmentation fault
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Subject: Ntopng port segfaulting when using with Mysql
Date: Tue, 13 Dec 2016 00:20:12 +0000
From: Kaya Saman <kayasa...@gmail.com>
To: freebsd-ports <freebsd-ports@freebsd.org>
Hi,
I'm trying to run Ntopng while logging to a Mysql server.
I'm using this command to start it:
ntopng -r ris-server:6379 -i lagg0 -F
"mysql;remote-db-host;ntopng;flows;uname;passwd" -U ntopng -m
192.168.0.0/16,172.16.0.0/12,10.0.0.0/8 -D all -S all
What happens is that if I click on a host IP address then the Graph icon
I get this:
13/Dec/2016 00:16:12 [NetworkInterface.cpp:1057] WARNING: If you have
TSO/GRO enabled, please disable it
Segmentation fault
I'm wondering if it's something to do with this:
https://github.com/ntop/ntopng/issues/778
or something in the actual Port build mechanism causing this like a
library or so?
The version I have installed should be the latest from @Ports: # ntopng -V
v.2.5.161212 [Community Edition]
GIT rev: :2.5.161212
Any insight would be highly appreciated.
Regards,
Kaya
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