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Where does ntop look for html (and gif) files under Win32?

April 26, 2017files GIF html look ntop Win32

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Where does ntop look for html (and gif) files under Win32?

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A. ntop looks in two places. The first is the current directory and the second is configurable through a constant in ntop_win32.h, #define DATAFILE_DIR “.” Note that the current directory, or “.”, may not be what you expect. When running ntop as a Win32 service, “.” is %SystemRoot%\system32, meaning that ntop looks in %SystemRoot%\system32\html for the .html and .gif files.