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How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - lschafroth - 11-22-2008 09:46 AM I tried to install ntop on Debian with a apt-get. I ran ntop and added a password but it does not appear to be added to any apache files anywhere. Does anyone have a guide to installing it on a ispcp server? Lannie RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - BeNe - 11-25-2008 01:34 AM ntop comes with its own Service. Use Port 3000 and it should work. Greez BeNe RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - lschafroth - 11-26-2008 01:42 AM (11-25-2008 01:34 AM)BeNe Wrote: ntop comes with its own Service. I install ntop and there are no sites on the system on port 3000. Lannie RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - joximu - 11-26-2008 01:45 AM Code: netstat -tulpe /J RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - lschafroth - 11-27-2008 08:47 AM nothing running on port 3000. Lannie I was able to do a apt-get install ntop then I had to manually run the /usr/sbin/ntop command and it works. It complains about not being able to create a pid file in /var/lib/ntop but runs. Says something about rrd shutting down. How do I make it run all the time as a daemon? I enabled that in the preferences but it never runs on its own. Lannie RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - BeNe - 11-27-2008 04:40 PM Quote:How do I make it run all the time as a daemon?--> http://www.ntop.org/ntop-man.html Code: [-d|--daemon] Greez BeNe RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - lschafroth - 12-01-2008 06:06 AM (11-27-2008 04:40 PM)BeNe Wrote:Quote:How do I make it run all the time as a daemon?--> http://www.ntop.org/ntop-man.html Once I changed it in the setting page I discovered you can kill the other process then when you start it, it says becoming a daemon. It's working like a charm. Thanks everyone! Lannie RE: How do I add NTOP to ispCP? - BeNe - 12-01-2008 07:06 PM No problem! But it does not really make sense to run ntop on a Webserver. Not all the time... Greez BeNe |