flow-rptfmt(1)


NAME

   flow-rptfmt --- Format the output of flow-report in ASCII or HTML

SYNOPSIS

   flow-rptfmt  [-hHnp]   [-a  alarm_time]   [-f format]  [-F fields]  [-m
   max_lines]  [-s sort_field]

DESCRIPTION

   The flow-rptfmt utility processes the CSV output  of  flow-report  into
   formatted ASCII or HTML.  Sorting, maximum display lines, field filter,
   header  display,  and  name  substitution  are  supported  during  post
   processing.  Additionally an alarm can be set for use in CGI scripts to
   limit the CPU time of formatting.

OPTIONS

   -a alarm_time
             Exit after alarm_time seconds.

   -f ascii|html
             Set output format.  Defaults to ASCII.

   -F display_fields
             Limit columns to display_fields

   -h        Help.

   -H        Display header information.

   -m max_lines
             Limit rows to max_lines.

   -n        Enable symbol table lookups.

   -p        Display in percent total form.

   -s sort_field
             Sort on sort_field.  Prepend with  +  for  ascending,  -  for
             descending sort.

EXAMPLES

   Format  the  output of daily-ip-protocol.txt in ASCII.  Display the ip-
   protocol and octets fields in percent total format with symbols.  Limit
   output to top 5 sorted by octets.

       cat    daily-ip-protocol.txt    |    flow-rptfmt    -fascii   -Fip-
   protocol,octets -p -n -m5

BUGS

   Sorting could be faster.  Percent totals could be faster.  May not work
   with flow-report prior to 0.68.

AUTHOR

   Mark Fullmer maf@splintered.net

SEE ALSO

   flow-tools(1)

                                                            flow-rptfmt(1)





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