[Ntop] Ports greater than 1024

[Joseph Haig]

Thanks, I've compiled it with that changed now and I'll see how it
works.  As a suggestion to the developers, would it make sense to make
this a configurable option?

2009/11/27 Gary Gatten <Ggatten at waddell.com>:
> Good question. There is a directive in globals-defines.h to address this,
> but you'd have to recompile. If you add it on the command line args it may
> work. Actually, for 8080 it may already be included as "http"
>
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> Sent: Fri Nov 27 17:27:34 2009
> Subject: [Ntop] Ports greater than 1024
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> I have just discovered ntop as I was looking for something for
> detailed monitoring of my network.  Looking at the web interface under
> "IP->Local->Ports Used" it appears that it is only monitoring ports
> lower than 1024.  However, I have a web proxy on port 8080, access to
> which I would also like to see, as well as any other higher ports that
> may be used for file sharing software.  Is this possible?
>
> Thanks,
>
> oe
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