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Subject: Freebsd 5.2.1 Ntop 3.1 error....
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cvsup'd my ports and installed ntop.  Seems to work GREAT for about 5 
minutes and then i get this error in my log:

**ERROR** Reading packets on device 0 (xl0): 'read: Inappropriate ioctl 
for device'

anybody else seen this ?


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