pftop command not found

[bsdnewbie999]

i installed pftop 0.7 and run in su but it prompt

ksh: pftop: not found

so i also tried this in normal user

$ pftop
pftop: open("/dev/pf"): Permission denied

So i search for /dev/pf file, but is not there. Do i need to create one?
how do i run pftop? I studied the man page but it doesn't work..

[Calderon]

Does command /usr/local/sbin/./pftop work?

or first cmd rehash and then pftop?

[jggimi]

bsdnewbie: are you still running OpenBSD? If so:

1. You will find that:$ pkg_info -L pftop will tell you where all of its files are installed. You'll either need to have the executable's directory in your $PATH, or explicity use the complete path, if you want to to execute the program.
2. The pftop program has not kept up with PF changes -- it produces incorrect output, in particular, byte counts.
3. Most of the functionality of pftop has been made available in the -current version of the systat program. Here's a link to a web version of the man page: systat(1). Make sure you are looking at the -current version, and see the states, queues, and rules functions.

[bsdnewbie999]

Originally Posted by jggimi

bsdnewbie: are you still running OpenBSD? If so:

1. You will find that:$ pkg_info -L pftop will tell you where all of its files are installed. You'll either need to have the executable's directory in your $PATH, or explicity use the complete path, if you want to to execute the program.
2. The pftop program has not kept up with PF changes -- it produces incorrect output, in particular, byte counts.
3. Most of the functionality of pftop has been made available in the -current version of the systat program. Here's a link to a web version of the man page: systat(1). Make sure you are looking at the -current version, and see the states, queues, and rules functions.

Yes. I'm still using OPenbsd. No wonder i cannot find my topic, posted in wrong area.

[bsdnewbie999]

Originally Posted by Calderon

Does command /usr/local/sbin/./pftop work?

or first cmd rehash and then pftop?

Yes. It works.