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CRUDE(8)		    System Manager's Manual		      CRUDE(8)

NAME
       crude - collector for rude (real-time UDP data emitter)

SYNOPSIS
       crude  [	-h ] [ -v ] [ -d file ]	[ -P 0-90 ] [ -p port ]	[ -i ip_addr ]
       [ -l file ] [ -s	flow_id_list ] [ -n number ]

DESCRIPTION
       Crude is	the receiver and logging utility for flows that	are  generated
       with  the  rude(8) tool.	In the default operation mode crude prints the
       information to standard output, so you'll have to redirect it  to  file
       if  you	like  to process it later on. Our recommendation is to log the
       data into file with the '-l' option. This reduces  I/O  operations  be-
       cause  the data is logged in binary format and soforth improves perfor-
       mance. You can decode the file later on with the	option	'-d'.  If  you
       want simple statistics of specific flows	use the	'-s' option. Note that
       options '-d' and	'-s' are mutually exclusive.

OPTIONS
       -h     Print a short help.

       -v     Print the	version	information.

       -d     Decode  the  capture to stdout from file,	which was generated by
	      the '-l' option.

       -P     Set the process in real-time  round-robin	 scheduling  with  the
	      given priority.  Needs root permission. Use with care.

       -p     Set the UDP port to listen to. The default is 10001.

       -i     Set  the	physical interface to listen from. The argument	is the
	      IP address for the specific interface in numerical dotted	 nota-
	      tion  (a.b.c.d).	If this	is not set, the	program	will listen to
	      all interfaces.

       -l     Log the capture into file	in binary format. The  default	action
	      is to print out the decoded info into stdout.

       -s     Print  statistics	 of the	given flowlist to stdout. The flowlist
	      is a comma separated list	of  flow-identifiers.  The  statistics
	      for each flow include:
		      o	number of received packets
		      o	num. of	packets	received out of	sequence
		      o	estimated number of lost packets
		      o	total bytes received
		      o	average	delay
		      o	absolute maximum jitter
		      o	throughtput

       -n     Set  the	number	of packets to capture. The default value is 0,
	      which means until	interrupted with CTRL+C.

BUGS
       I hear them crawling in my head.

       Please report any other bugs to the authors.

AUTHORS
       Juha   Laine,   TUT   <james@cs.tut.fi>	 and   Sampo   Saaristo,   TUT
       <sambo@cs.tut.fi> and Rui Prior,	<rprior@inescporto.pt>

SEE ALSO
       rude(8)

								      CRUDE(8)

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