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--- darkstat-3.0.708.orig/Makefile.in 2008-06-04 23:41:39.000000000 -0600
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+++ darkstat-3.0.708/Makefile.in 2008-06-04 23:41:44.000000000 -0600
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$(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(sbindir)
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$(INSTALL) -m 555 darkstat $(DESTDIR)$(sbindir)
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- $(INSTALL) -d $(DESTDIR)$(mandir)/man1
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- $(INSTALL) -m 444 darkstat.1 $(DESTDIR)$(mandir)/man1
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# Automatically generated dependencies
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acct.o: acct.c darkstat.h config.h acct.h decode.h conv.h daylog.h \
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Index: darkstat-3.0.708/darkstat.1
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===================================================================
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--- darkstat-3.0.708.orig/darkstat.1 2008-06-04 23:41:39.000000000 -0600
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+++ darkstat-3.0.708/darkstat.1 2008-06-04 23:42:35.000000000 -0600
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.\" You may use, modify and redistribute this file under the terms of the
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.\" GNU General Public License version 2. (see COPYING.GPL)
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-.TH darkstat 1 "May 2008" darkstat "User Manuals"
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-darkstat v3 \- network statistics gatherer
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+.TH "darkstat" "8" "May 2008" darkstat "User Manuals"
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+darkstat \- network statistics gatherer
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-.BI \-l " network/netmask"
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+.BI -l " network/netmask"
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-.BI \-\-chroot " dir"
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-.BI \-\-user " username"
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+.BI --user " username"
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-.BI \-\-daylog " filename"
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+.BI --daylog " filename"
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-.BI \-\-import " filename"
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+.BI --import " filename"
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-.BI \-\-export " filename"
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+.BI --export " filename"
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-.BI \-\-pidfile " filename"
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+.BI --pidfile " filename"
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-.BI \-\-hosts\-max " count"
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+.BI --hosts-max " count"
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-.BI \-\-hosts\-keep " count"
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+.BI --hosts-keep " count"
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-.BI \-\-ports\-max " count"
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+.BI --ports-max " count"
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-.BI \-\-ports\-keep " count"
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+.BI --ports-keep " count"
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-.BI \-\-highest\-port " port"
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+.BI --highest-port " port"
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Capture traffic on the specified network interface.
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This is the only mandatory commandline argument.
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Instead of capturing live traffic, read it from a
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This is only useful for development and benchmarking.
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arguments are mutually exclusive.
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Debugging mode: do not detach from the controlling terminal,
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stay in the foreground instead.
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Do not use promiscuous mode to capture.
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Note that an interface may already be in promiscuous mode.
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If this is a problem, use an appropriate
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Do not resolve IPs to host names.
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Bind the web interface to the specified port.
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Bind the web interface to the specified address.
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The default is to listen on all interfaces.
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Use the specified filter expression when capturing traffic.
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The filter syntax is beyond the scope of this manual page;
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-.BI \-l " network/netmask"
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+.BI -l " network/netmask"
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Define a "local network" according to the network and netmask addresses.
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All traffic entering or leaving this network will be graphed, as opposed
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to the default behaviour of only graphing traffic to and from the local
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-.BI \-\-chroot " dir"
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Force \fIdarkstat\fR to \fBchroot()\fR into the specified directory.
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Without this argument, a default directory will be used, which is
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determined at build time.
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For security reasons, this directory should be empty, and the user that
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\fIdarkstat\fR is running as should not have write access to it.
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-However, if you wish to use \fB\-\-daylog\fR or \fB\-\-export\fR,
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+However, if you wish to use \fB--daylog\fR or \fB--export\fR,
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\fIdarkstat\fR will need write access to the chroot.
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If you are uncomfortable with the security implications, don't
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use any functionality that requires write access.
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-.BI \-\-user " username"
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+.BI --user " username"
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Force \fIdarkstat\fR to drop privileges to the \fBuid\fR and \fBgid\fR of
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Without this argument, a default value will be used, which is set at
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-.BI \-\-daylog " filename"
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+.BI --daylog " filename"
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Log daily traffic statistics into the named file, relative to the
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-If you wish to use \fB\-\-daylog\fR, you must first specify a
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-\fB\-\-chroot\fR directory, and it must be writeable by the
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+If you wish to use \fB--daylog\fR, you must first specify a
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+\fB--chroot\fR directory, and it must be writeable by the
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A writeable chroot has security implications; if you are uncomfortable
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-with this, do not use the \fB\-\-daylog\fR functionality.
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+with this, do not use the \fB--daylog\fR functionality.
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If the daylog argument is not specified, no logging is performed.
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-.BI \-\-import " filename"
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+.BI --import " filename"
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Upon starting, import a \fIdarkstat\fR database from the named file,
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relative to the chroot directory.
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-If you wish to use \fB\-\-import\fR, you must first specify a
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-\fB\-\-chroot\fR directory.
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+If you wish to use \fB--import\fR, you must first specify a
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+\fB--chroot\fR directory.
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If the import is unsuccessful, \fIdarkstat\fR will start with an empty
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-.BI \-\-export " filename"
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+.BI --export " filename"
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On shutdown, and upon receiving SIGUSR1, export the in-memory database
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to the named file, relative to the chroot directory.
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-If you wish to use \fB\-\-export\fR, you must first specify a
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-\fB\-\-chroot\fR directory, and it must be writeable by the
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+If you wish to use \fB--export\fR, you must first specify a
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+\fB--chroot\fR directory, and it must be writeable by the
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A writeable chroot has security implications - if you are uncomfortable
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-with this, do not use the \fB\-\-export\fR functionality.
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+with this, do not use the \fB--export\fR functionality.
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-.BI \-\-pidfile " filename"
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+.BI --pidfile " filename"
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Creates a file containing the process ID of \fIdarkstat\fR.
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This file will be unlinked upon clean shutdown.
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For example, start \fIdarkstat\fR with:
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-darkstat -i fxp0 --chroot /var/run/darkstat --pidfile darkstat.pid
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-\-chroot /var/run/darkstat \-\-pidfile darkstat.pid
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-.BI \-\-hosts\-max " count"
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+.BI --hosts-max " count"
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The maximum number of hosts that will be kept in the hosts table.
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This is used to limit how much accounting data will be kept in memory.
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-.BI \-\-hosts\-keep " count"
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+.BI --hosts-keep " count"
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When the hosts table hits
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and traffic is seen from a new host, we clean out the hosts table,
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number of hosts, sorted by total traffic.
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-.BI \-\-ports\-max " count"
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+.BI --ports-max " count"
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The maximum number of ports that will be tracked for each host.
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This is used to limit how much accounting data will be kept in memory.
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-.BI \-\-ports\-keep " count"
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+.BI --ports-keep " count"
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When a ports table fills up, this many ports are kept and the rest are
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-.BI \-\-highest\-port " port"
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+.BI --highest-port " port"
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Ports that are numerically higher than this will not appear in the
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per-host ports tables, although their traffic will still be accounted
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We want to account for traffic on the Internet-facing interface,
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but only serve web pages to our private local network where we have the
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IP address 192.168.0.1:
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-darkstat -i fxp0 -b 192.168.0.1
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-b 192.168.0.1
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We want to serve web pages on the standard HTTP port:
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-darkstat -i fxp0 -p 80
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-p 80
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We are on Optus (cable) and don't want to account for the constant ARP
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traffic we are receiving:
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-darkstat -i fxp0 -f "not arp"
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-f "not arp"
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We only want to account for SSH traffic:
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-darkstat -i fxp0 -f "port 22"
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-f "port 22"
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(For a full reference on filter syntax, refer to the
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traffic entering and leaving the local network, not just the gateway
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server (which is running \fIdarkstat\fR):
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-darkstat -i fxp0 -l 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
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+darkstat \-i fxp0 \-l 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
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Sending the SIGUSR1 signal will cause \fIdarkstat\fR to empty out its
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-If an \fB\-\-export\fR file was set, it will first save the database to
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