Jesse Gross writes:
> The easiest thing to do is set the key
> netflow..host=: to some machine running
> Wireshark and then tell it to decode that destination port as
> cflow.
I've been wondering lately whether we should add a way to direct
netflow traffic directly to a log file (probably in pca
David Erickson wrote:
1. If you query the flow stats before the expiration message, do you
get the right results? You mentioned that this was true before but
these flows are less than your 10 second polling interval.
The values still look wrong from the stats message, I just did a test
w
Jesse Gross wrote:
David Erickson wrote:
This patch seemed to work but exposed another bizarre problem. So my
setup is the same, 2 Xen servers with OVS, 1 reference OF software
switch inbetween the two, a wget from .12 to .13 which is running
apache. When the flows expire, dpid 17 which is
David Erickson wrote:
This patch seemed to work but exposed another bizarre problem. So my
setup is the same, 2 Xen servers with OVS, 1 reference OF software
switch inbetween the two, a wget from .12 to .13 which is running
apache. When the flows expire, dpid 17 which is the OVS on the
phys
"John Galgay" writes:
> The following errors are running through the log [/var/log/messages] ... not
> continuously, but during intermittent periods.
>
> Nov 12 09:43:34 kernel: BUG: using smp_processor_id() in preemptible
> [] code: ovs-vswitchd/20192
> Nov 12 09:43:34 kernel: caller i
I am running v0.90.6 on a kernel with the RealTime Patch set.
Kernel - 2.6.29.6 (latest stable kernel from kernel.org)
RT Patches - rt24
[root@ ~]#uname -a
Linux 2.6.29.6-rt24 #2 SMP PREEMPT RT Wed Nov 4 06:07:11 PST 2009
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I compiled the modules with this
"Fischer, Anna" writes:
> Is there any way to connect to your git repository from behind
> a proxy? Typically, for example with the kernel.org git
> repositories, I can simply connect via http:// instead of
> git:// and it works for me, but your repository does not seem
> to be set up for that?
