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AI-IDS / kdd99_feature_extractor

Utility for extraction of subset of KDD '99 features from realtime network traffic or .pcap file
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The problem of writing output to files #11

Open kxkathy opened 6 years ago

kxkathy commented 6 years ago

Thank you for your contribution. When I was running, there was a mistake.When I use this command：sudo ./kdd99extractor -o file xxx.pcap There will be a mistake：segmentation fault (core dumped).I don't know if it's a mistake caused by my operational errors.If you can, please tell me.Thanks very much

usake commented 5 years ago

I met the same problem.

BenjaminLN commented 4 years ago

I met the same problem too.

bittomix commented 4 years ago

Hi guys,

thank you for interest in this tool. Can you please provide details about your environment (OS, compiler, ... with versions).

Thanks, bittomix

Mohamed-ElhajAbdou commented 3 years ago

im using ubuntu linux can you kindly give us how to get this information from our device (OS, compiler, ... with versions) to solve the problem

pkucp commented 3 years ago

I met the same problem too. Ubuntu 16.04, gcc 5.4.0. When I use gdb to see the core information, it says "Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. "

pkucp commented 3 years ago

I give up fixing this problem and just use ">filename" in terminal to save the output to file.

Evanlin1224 commented 3 years ago

@pkucp hello, Can you share with what command did you use to save the output to file?

youngseok-joung commented 2 years ago

@pkucp hello, Can you share with what command did you use to save the output to file?

I think the segmentation fault cannot be solved yet. So, I use ubuntu command pipeline writing file from command output:

$ sudo ./build-files/src/kdd99extractor -i 2 >> data.csv

So, you can find data.csv file and keep storing captured dataset on it.