On 2013/08/17 15:28, Bill Swisher wrote: > I'm running OpenBSD 5.3 and have loaded the ntop-1.1 package. Years > ago I ran this package under Suse 9.* and it would fail giving me a > core dump. Here is the message: > ntop v.1.1 MT [i386-unknown-openbsd5.2] listening on ne1 > 4192 Pkts/3.6 MB [IP 3.6 MB/Other 0] Thpt: 405.2 > Kbps/405.2 KbpsSegmentation fault (core dumped) > > There was a release, I think it was in the 1.2* or 1.3* range but am > probably wrong, which fixed that problem. I would like to know if > you'd be willing to produce a new package based on one of the later > versions of the code. I'd like to do it myself but frankly I'm > probably incapable of it. If you would like a copy of the file > ntop.core: > -rw------- 1 root bill 4459084 Aug 17 13:28 ntop.core > I could attach it to another message for you. > > I like the package and used to run it 24X7 in a remote terminal, the > OpenBSD machine doesn't have any X installed since it doesn't need it > for what I use it for. > > Thanks and let me know if there's anything I can do to assist, if you > decide to do this. > > -- > Tcl long ago fell into the Forth trap, and is now trying desperately to > extricate itself (with some help from Sun's marketing department). > -- Larry Wall in <199705101952.maa00...@wall.org> >
It might be possible to update to a more recent ntop now (until we had kernel backed threads there was a blocking problem).. if anyone wants to look at this you're probably going to need to point it at the libbind resolver library (ports/net/libbind), it doesn't work with the async resolver in libc.
