On Sat, 30 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Running apache 1.3.6 and for some reason in the past few days it's
> chewing up all the CPU.
> There are multiple websites, can I check which proccess is serving which
> website ? better yet, what it is doing ?
If you have enabled ExtendedStatus, you can look at
http://yourhost/server-status. It will list the pids of the servers, and
what their last request was, among other info. 'top' will tell you which
pid is taking up the cpu (server-status might tell you too).
You can use 'strace -ppid' to look at the system calls that pid is making.
That's as close to "what it is doing" I can think ok.
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