On 2016-08-26 15:39, [email protected] wrote:
v.2.4.160818 [Professional Edition]
GIT rev: 2.4-stable:d786da67470dd879c5bbe13d38a7f95f2b598626:20160818
Pro rev: r641
System Id: 3BB0D75C7A06AB13
Built on: Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS
I am spawning 3 different ntopng instances to monitor different
network segments on different ethernet adapters. When launching ntopng
it is occasionally not running as the user specified via --user.
Launching ntopng via: ntopng /etc/ntopng/this.ntopng.conf
Launching using the following config:
--daemon
--community
--http-port 15000
--dns-mode 0
--interface eth1
--disable-login 1
--data-dir /opt/ntopng/this
--disable-alerts
--user ntopng
--pid /var/run/this.ntopng.pid
--disable-autologout
--disable-host-persistency
--sticky-hosts none
Occasionally it will run as user ntopng and function properly. When it
doesn't it launches as root and will not function. I will have to
manually kill the proc and relaunch a few times before it will finally
run as user ntopng.
This issue surfaced when updating from a 2015 community build to 2.4.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Any suggestions on how to resolve?
Thanks in advance,
Nicholas
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Three instances..wow. Any reason you're not running just one instance
to monitor all three? I use the below cli options for two:
-i eth0 -i ppp0 -i view:eth0,ppp0
which allows me three "interfaces" to view in ntop, eth0, ppp0, and an
aggregate of both. I realize this doesn't address your question at all,
but I thought I'd throw it out there anyways.
James
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