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I am using Argus to capture some network flow information and while the service doesn't die, it appears to stop capturing flow information after a few hours.
The service is running:
argus -J
It is not running in daemon mode, but I doubt that matters.
When running ra to list some data, I get an exception at the end:
ra -nnr argus.out
Exception, seems to indicate data is corrupted.
ra[28507]: 22:24:38.694511 ArgusGenerateRecordStruct: post ARGUS_DATA_DSR len is zero
I checked my logs and do not see anything indicating any activity at that time such as an exception with argus, DHCP renew, or service restarting, etc. My log file is only 4MB and my file system has over 6GB free.
I am at a loss for what is causing the issue. If I need to routinely restart the service to get it to capture, I can do that; however, every 4 hours seems excessive. Furthermore, I manually restarted the service to see if that would help and that alone does not fix it. Once the output file is corrupted at the end, I won't see anything beyond that and must rotate the file in conjunction with the restart.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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I am using Argus to capture some network flow information and while the service doesn't die, it appears to stop capturing flow information after a few hours.
The service is running:
argus -J
It is not running in daemon mode, but I doubt that matters.
When running ra to list some data, I get an exception at the end:
ra -nnr argus.out
Exception, seems to indicate data is corrupted.
ra[28507]: 22:24:38.694511 ArgusGenerateRecordStruct: post ARGUS_DATA_DSR len is zero
I checked my logs and do not see anything indicating any activity at that time such as an exception with argus, DHCP renew, or service restarting, etc. My log file is only 4MB and my file system has over 6GB free.
I am at a loss for what is causing the issue. If I need to routinely restart the service to get it to capture, I can do that; however, every 4 hours seems excessive. Furthermore, I manually restarted the service to see if that would help and that alone does not fix it. Once the output file is corrupted at the end, I won't see anything beyond that and must rotate the file in conjunction with the restart.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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I am using Argus to capture some network flow information and while the service doesn't die, it appears to stop capturing flow information after a few hours.
The service is running:
argus -J
It is not running in daemon mode, but I doubt that matters.
When running ra to list some data, I get an exception at the end:
ra -nnr argus.out
Exception, seems to indicate data is corrupted.
ra[28507]: 22:24:38.694511 ArgusGenerateRecordStruct: post ARGUS_DATA_DSR len is zero
I checked my logs and do not see anything indicating any activity at that time such as an exception with argus, DHCP renew, or service restarting, etc. My log file is only 4MB and my file system has over 6GB free.
I am at a loss for what is causing the issue. If I need to routinely restart the service to get it to capture, I can do that; however, every 4 hours seems excessive. Furthermore, I manually restarted the service to see if that would help and that alone does not fix it. Once the output file is corrupted at the end, I won't see anything beyond that and must rotate the file in conjunction with the restart.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
monitoring argus
I am using Argus to capture some network flow information and while the service doesn't die, it appears to stop capturing flow information after a few hours.
The service is running:
argus -J
It is not running in daemon mode, but I doubt that matters.
When running ra to list some data, I get an exception at the end:
ra -nnr argus.out
Exception, seems to indicate data is corrupted.
ra[28507]: 22:24:38.694511 ArgusGenerateRecordStruct: post ARGUS_DATA_DSR len is zero
I checked my logs and do not see anything indicating any activity at that time such as an exception with argus, DHCP renew, or service restarting, etc. My log file is only 4MB and my file system has over 6GB free.
I am at a loss for what is causing the issue. If I need to routinely restart the service to get it to capture, I can do that; however, every 4 hours seems excessive. Furthermore, I manually restarted the service to see if that would help and that alone does not fix it. Once the output file is corrupted at the end, I won't see anything beyond that and must rotate the file in conjunction with the restart.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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