README
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This software snif the http traffic on the given interface. Each 10 seconds it
gives the section of the website the most hits. Whenever total traffic for the
past 2 minutes exceeds a certain number on average, the program displays an
alert.

BUILD
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This softawre use the c++11 standard for threads and time management. It was
successfully compiled with g++-4.8 on linux X86 and mac OS X.

To build the software:
   $ make
To create the documentation with doxygen:
   $ make doc
To clean the source directory after compilation
   $ make clean
To remove binaries:
   $ make distlean


RUN
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To run the program it is mandatory to give an interface, use the option
--interface or --i following by the interface name.

   $ ./DatadogMonitor --interface eth0

The following options are available
    --debug --d: anable the debug mode which display more information
    --without-traffic --t: disable traffic related messages
    --without-alert --a: disable alert related messages

TESTS
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Before lauching the test please edit the interface name given to the program.
After you can run:

   $ make check

even if the test fail, you can loook at the file check/test.txt to see if the
difference with the reference is due to the response delay of the website.

BUGS
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I test this example on debian 32 and 64 bit and Mac OS X 10.9.1. During the
compilation you will find some warnings due to unused parameters given to the
callback.
Moreover on Mac, the library pthread is not used (due to clang but gcc need it).