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    Kernel: pid 55776 (ntop), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved pfSense Packages
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    • iorxI
      iorx
      last edited by

      Bump? Anyone? Or is this problem documented and I've missed it?

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        jalgaz
        last edited by

        i have this problem.

        any solution?

        thx.

        juanjoA

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        saludos
        JuanjoA

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          user81400
          last edited by

          I'm seeing the same error.  It seems to dump when I monitor an interface that has VLAN's present.

          Idea's anyone?

          Thanks, Steve

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            cookiecaper
            last edited by

            I'm getting this too, and it's very sad. Please help. :(

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              cookiecaper
              last edited by

              Anybody?

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                djamp42
                last edited by

                I've had this problem also, from everything i've read it appears to be memory. Ntop is very very ram hungry. I would say you would need 1-2gigs of ram for 10,000 states. Don't take that for fact, i've never been able to keep ntop running for more then a couple of hours, but i always assumed i didn't have enough memory.

                The next version of ntop 3.3.9 has some fixes for low memory so it doesn't crash.

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                  cookiecaper
                  last edited by

                  Thanks for the reply, but I don't think that's my problem: the machine we have has 4 gigs of memory so that pfSense will read the maximum it can handle. :(

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                    djamp42
                    last edited by

                    @cookiecaper:

                    Thanks for the reply, but I don't think that's my problem: the machine we have has 4 gigs of memory so that pfSense will read the maximum it can handle. :(

                    How many states are doing? Are you tracking both local and remote hosts?

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                      Slam
                      last edited by

                      Ive found P2P has a huge impact on NTOP on pfsense as well and is part of the reason it crashed for me, since I banned P2P on my network and up'd more memory, I havent had a crash since.

                      Slam

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                        pfsense_fan009
                        last edited by

                        i've got the same problem, when will the update be ready for pfsense?

                        Pfsense 2.x on Alix 2d13 (dual wan with failover).

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