Ntopng compiled with sqlite?
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Hello,
I spend hours trying to make ntop work (fail!) but found ntopng! Awesome.
I would like to enable logging data to disk, but the option requires sqlite.
I see I could modifiy /usr/local/etc/rc.d/ntopng.sh to add the '-F'–dump-flows | -F
Dump expired flows. If ntopng is compiled with sqlite support, flows
can dumped persistently on disk using this option. Databases are
created daily under <data directory="">/<interface>db.Question: Has the ntopng addon for pfsense been compiled with sqlite support? Or any suggestions how this dump to disk feature could be enabled
(This is test lab environment)Thanks,
Paul</interface></data> -
Yes, it has.
The FreeBSD port lists sqlite in the ntopng port's Makefile, and it's not a selectable option so it's always on, so it should have that support included.
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to be able to save data to disk you should first specify the directory with write permission but before that we should have a user to run the service because by default the service runs with user "nobody".
there are a lot of options that are not available on the web GUI need to be added and configured.
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Were you ever able to sort out getting ntopng to keep historical data? If so, would you mind sharing your method and it's result?
Thanks,
Ben -
On 2.2 its seems I see the option tic box for historical data…. and... its seems to work! Awesome
Thank you so much for including this option on the GUI -
in what directory does ntopng store the information? I tried looking in /usr/pbi/ntopng-i386 but nothing :(
