Re: ITP (probably) cflowd + arts++

[ccheney@cheney.cx]

I am working on libarts++ but haven't finished packaging it, after that I was going to package cflowd.  I hadn't filed a ITP yet since I am still learning how to package files.  If you would like to maintain it go ahead, or I will try to finish up the packages soon and upload them.

Thanks,

Chris Cheney

On Fri, Mar 03, 2000 at 02:55:45PM +1100, Craig Sanders wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 02, 2000 at 07:31:28PM +0000, Alexander Koch wrote:
> > I am thinking whether to package cflowd or not. It needs the arts++
> > package (library) and I am not that keen on doing shared libs packages
> > (nicely put). Source is on www.caida.org (where else ;-) ...
> >
> > Anyone who worked with cisco netflows and / or this package
> > before? Anyone wanting to tell me I better do not put my hands on
> > shared libs?
> 
> i know a few people who would love you if you packaged and maintained
> libarts++ and cflowd.
> 
> they're debian users but haven't really got their heads around the
> packaging system, so they've just compiled arts++ and cflowd into
> /usr/local.  AFAIK, it works for them but they'd be much happier
> and much better off it it was packaged for debian...then they could
> concentrate on their usage of it and not have to worry too much about
> whether it is up to date or not.
> 
> in short, they'd probably be eternally grateful.
> 
> 
> it would also be a good thing for debian to have the flow collector
> package.
> 
> hmmm. it would be good++ if there were flow generator programs too
> so that linux-based routers could provide data to netflow or cflowd
> collectors...anyone know if such a program exists? maybe something that
> hooked into ipchains accounting rules...
> 
> 
> craig
> 
> ps: sorry i couldn't help you with your specific questions...i don't
> know much about arts++ and cflowd apart from a general idea of what they
> do.
> 
> 
> --
> craig sanders
> 
> 
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