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There are several calls in the script, I don't know which one to modify:<br />
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DAEMON=&quot;/usr/sbin/ntop&quot;<br />
NAME=&quot;ntop&quot;<br />
DESC=&quot;network top daemon&quot;<br />
INIT=&quot;/etc/default/ntop&quot;<br />
HOMEDIR=&quot;/var/lib/ntop&quot;<br />
LOGDIR=&quot;/var/log/ntop&quot;
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There are several calls in the script, I don't know which one to modify:

DAEMON="/usr/sbin/ntop"
NAME="ntop"
DESC="network top daemon"
INIT="/etc/default/ntop"
HOMEDIR="/var/lib/ntop"
LOGDIR="/var/log/ntop"

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How do I start the ntop daemon with &nbsp;the -o option? I tried these two<br />
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sudo /etc/init.d/ntop -o start<br />
sudo /etc/init.d/ntop start -o<br />
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but got neither one works
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How do I start the ntop daemon with  the -o option? I tried these two

sudo /etc/init.d/ntop -o start
sudo /etc/init.d/ntop start -o

but got neither one works

Running ntop daemon with the -o option

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