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List:       ntop-dev
Subject:    [Ntop-dev] OpenBSD 3,4 and ntop 3.0
From:       "Burton M. Strauss III" <Burton () ntopsupport ! com>
Date:       2004-04-12 15:08:51
Message-ID: JIEPJGFPFMFIGBNCPKGGCEADFHAA.Burton () ntopsupport ! com
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Gang:

I'm posting this to ntop, but PLEASE, respond to ntop-dev - let's try and
keep the code hacking away from the other users...

If y'all want to hash this out outside of the ntop-dev list, I'll be happy
to set up another list for you at Yahoo! Groups.

Basically, I'm going to let Julian run the show, since he's the one who has
been intimately involved w/ OpenBSD.


Since Julian's last post makes is seem as though the web server problem is
wide-spread, I'm trying to conduct a census.  Here's the data from
version.xml:

  Count IP (Blinded)    Ver GD version    openssl zlib  Interface(s)
------- --------------- --- ------------- ------- ----- ------------
      3 xx1.57.235.xx1  3.5 1.8.4         0.9.7c  1.2.1 xl0
      2 xx0.139.34.xx1  3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 rl0
      2 xx5.101.98.xx6  3.4 2.0.21+       0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      2 xx5.101.98.xx6  3.4 2.0.21+       0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      2 xx2.105.143.xx6 3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 xl1
      2 xx2.79.108.xx5  3.4 2.0.12-2.0.15 0.9.7b  1.2.1 fxp
      1 xx1.57.235.xx1  3.5 1.8.4         0.9.7c  1.2.1 xl0
      1 xx6.91.230.xx9  3.4 2.0.12-2.0.15 0.9.7b  1.1.4 xl0
      1 xx5.101.98.xx6  3.4 2.0.21+       0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      1 xx2.105.143.xx6 3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 xl0
      1 xx2.105.143.xx6 3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 xl1
      1 xx9.251.118.xx8 3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.2.1 fxp
      1 xx5.86.82.xx4   3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      1 xx5.86.82.xx4   3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      1 xx5.86.82.xx4   3.4 1.8.4         0.9.7b  1.1.4 fxp
      1 xx2.79.108.xx5  3.4 2.0.12-2.0.15 0.9.7b  1.2.1 fxp
      1 xx2.79.108.xx5  3.4 2.0.12-2.0.15 0.9.7b  1.2.1 fxp

(If you see yourself more than once, it's different run time parameters,
etc - I didn't bother collapsing 'unique' any more than I usually do).

If you recognize yourself, let us know if the web server is working for you
(or not).  You don't have to specify which lines are YOU, but I do expect to
hear from a few more people.

I'm also curious which version of libpcap you are running, since the key is
probably the pcap_setnonblock() call, introduced in 0.7.1.  Now versions
before 0.8.0 don't have the version call, so there's no version.xml data.


-----Burton



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