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Subject: Re: net/ntop strip: ... Invalid operation
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Hi!

> >>> I understand that net/ntop is unmaintained, but someone perhaps still
> >>> could advise...

> >> Another suggestion, after checking the website: did you try ntopng yet?

> Apparently it needs a bit love, upstream seems rather active given the
> latest file release dates in August. Haven't checked in depth.

I had a quick look at it, it needs more than a little bit to get it
up to 1.2.0.

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