On Friday 25 November 2005 05:08 am, Francesc Guasch wrote: > >>>>>I'm trying to use Apache::Monitor with mod_perl2, but > >> > >>There seems to be something wrong with your apache build then. It's > >> claiming it does not have scoreboard support. > >> > >>Is this a distribution supplied install or a self compiled one? What OS > >> are you running on? > > > > I built it myself, this is a linux debian stable (sarge) > > > > ./configure --enable-ssl --enable-rewrite --with-ldap --enable-ldap > > --enable-auth-ldap --prefix=$HOME/apache > > I'm still clueless about this and I need to use VMonitor > so I can find out why my httpd process grows at each request.
I'm scratching my head somewhat. I don't have a debian box to try it on that environment. I'm not sure VMonitor will help you there. What stats were you expecting to get out of it? Apache::Status might be useful. > Is it offtopic? Maybe it's not perl related and I should post > in an apache list or group ? It's borderline. Maybe we should take it offlist (unless someone else has a suggestion on this thread). > Is there something else I can do to check my httpd ? Does it work under the stock apache/mod_perl that debian provides? If so, it's probably an issue with your apache build. Try explictly enabling mod_status (--enable_status) and/or disabling dynamic libraries so apache it statically linked - you'll need to statically link mod-perl too in that case, instructions are in the docs on the website, but I probably help if you get stuck. -- There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as if everything is. - Albert Einstein
