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    Has anyone had any luck with pfflowd?

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    • B Offline
      blodulv
      last edited by

      I just can't get it to return flows or any indication it's working, even in debug mode.

      Is there anything special required to get it working?

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        EmanuelG
        last edited by

        I did on version 0.89, but then I did a clean install of 0.90 and I didn't try it again.

        I just have to change a little /usr/local/etc/rc.d/pfflowd.sh.  I have to find the changes I've done in order to work, just let me dig into my docs and I'll be right here with some sugestions buddy.

        "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand."
        Confucius

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          sullrich
          last edited by

          @EmanuelG:

          I did on version 0.89, but then I did a clean install of 0.90 and I didn't try it again.

          I just have to change a little /usr/local/etc/rc.d/pfflowd.sh.  I have to find the changes I've done in order to work, just let me dig into my docs and I'll be right here with some sugestions buddy.

          Please update http://cvstrac.pfsense.com/tktview?tn=685,6 with any information you have.

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            EmanuelG
            last edited by

            @sullrich:

            @EmanuelG:

            I did on version 0.89, but then I did a clean install of 0.90 and I didn't try it again.

            I just have to change a little /usr/local/etc/rc.d/pfflowd.sh.  I have to find the changes I've done in order to work, just let me dig into my docs and I'll be right here with some sugestions buddy.

            Please update http://cvstrac.pfsense.com/tktview?tn=685,6 with any information you have.

            Ok Scott, as soon as I found my notes, I'll do  ;)

            "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand."
            Confucius

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            • P Offline
              pbs
              last edited by

              Please post … I had no luck with pfflow as well even with 0.94.10 of pfSense there is no way to configure and start the service.

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                pbs
                last edited by

                I tried starting the service manually with the following command line "pfflowd 192.168.x.x -n 2055" the service starts and I get this returned to console "ZZZZ4" … does anybody know what it means?
                Anyway even when the service is started there is no netflow output listening on the client.

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                  pbs
                  last edited by

                  So … I guess that "in the real world" nobody figured out how to make this PKG working! I think it should be marked as broken. If anyone has suggestion I will be more than happy to test them on my box.

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                    sullrich
                    last edited by

                    @pbs:

                    So … I guess that "in the real world" nobody figured out how to make this PKG working! I think it should be marked as broken. If anyone has suggestion I will be more than happy to test them on my box.

                    It's been marked broken for over a week!

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