trace.log
We are running with licensed N2DISK and PF_RING ZC (ixgbe driver on Intel X520 10G Fiber Card),
Anytime running n2disk with the --disk-limit when the limit is reached n2disk doesn't process any more packets/dump any more pcaps.
We've have run the command many ways, with different --disk-limits and other options (like CPU thread binding, timeline creation etc) and saving the output to a different disk partition all with the same results.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 8.2 (Ootpa) Kernel: 4.18.0-193.28.1.el8_2.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Oct 16 13:38:49 EDT 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Versions (installing from https://packages.ntop.org/centos/) :
n2disk x86_64 3.7.201117-5265 pfring x86_64 7.9.0-3273 pfring-dkms noarch 7.9.0-3273 pfring-drivers-zc-dkms noarch 7.9.0-3273 ixgbe-zc noarch 5.5.3.3273-dkms
trace.log We are running with licensed N2DISK and PF_RING ZC (ixgbe driver on Intel X520 10G Fiber Card),
Anytime running n2disk with the --disk-limit when the limit is reached n2disk doesn't process any more packets/dump any more pcaps.
We've have run the command many ways, with different --disk-limits and other options (like CPU thread binding, timeline creation etc) and saving the output to a different disk partition all with the same results.
Test command run:
n2disk -i zc:enp5s0f0 -o /var/log/n2disk -Q /var/log/n2disk-logs/n2disk-events.log --disk-limit 2% -v --trace-log /tmp/trace.log
Also have to "kill -9" the n2disk process to end it after it reaches/exceeds the 2% limit.
Including the trace output.