A couple of years ago I contributed a small patch to fix the sorting of
ibyte/obyte (attached)
Now installing nfdump-1.6.13 I see that patch is still required.
Could it be applied to the source tree please so that future releases
get it?
Thanks,
Brian Candler.
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On 04/04/2014 11:32, Brian Candler wrote:
Would it be a small patch to nfsen to allow some extra options in the
"order by" drop-down?
Seems to be as simple as editing details.php and setting:
$IPStatOrder = array ( 'flows', 'packets', 'bytes', 'ibyte', 'obyte',
'pps', 'bps', 'bpp' );
:-)
Now, I notice a problem when grouping by ip/ibyte and ip/obyte: they
don't seem to be sorted properly.
I *think* this is the problem:
--- bin/nfstat.c.orig 2014-04-04 11:57:35.910580894 +0100
+++ bin/nfstat.c 2014-04-04 11:58:07.014711113 +0100
@@ -421,13 +421,13 @@
{ "opkg", OUTPACKETS, OUT, DESCENDING, NULL, NULL},
{ "bytes", INBYTES, IN, DESCENDING, NULL, NULL},
{ "ibyte", INBYTES, IN, DESCENDING, NULL, NULL},
- { "obyte", INBYTES, OUT, DESCENDING, NULL, NULL},
+ { "obyte", OUTBYTES, OUT, DESCENDING, NULL, NULL},
{ "pps", INPACKETS, IN, DESCENDING, pps_record,
pps_element},
{ "ipps", INPACKETS, IN, DESCENDING, pps_record,
pps_element},
- { "opps", INPACKETS, OUT, DESCENDING, pps_record,
pps_element},
+ { "opps", OUTPACKETS, OUT, DESCENDING, pps_record,
pps_element},
{ "bps", INBYTES, IN, DESCENDING, bps_record,
bps_element},
{ "ibps", INBYTES, IN, DESCENDING, bps_record,
bps_element},
- { "obps", INBYTES, OUT, DESCENDING, bps_record, bps_element},
+ { "obps", OUTBYTES, OUT, DESCENDING, bps_record,
bps_element},
{ "bpp", 0, IN, DESCENDING, bpp_record,
bpp_element},
{ "ibpp", 0, IN, DESCENDING, bpp_record,
bpp_element},
{ "obpp", 0, OUT, DESCENDING, bpp_record,
bpp_element},
Seems to do the job anyway.
$ gzip -dc ~/nfcapd.201404031445.gz | nfanon -K <snip> | bin/nfdump -N
-s ip/obyte -n 20
rename() error in nfanon.c line 265: Bad address
I have no idea about that one.
Cheers,
Brian.
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