On 1/8/2014 6:53 PM, Fred Moyer wrote:
Figured it out - declaring the location of the scoreboard file in
httpd.conf creates it there.
Getting a segfault with httpd 2.2.24/5.14.2, will get a coredump and
backtrace and report back.
Guessing that the most performant means of using this scoreboard would
be to put it on a ram based tempdisk.
Or you could use Apache::Scoreboard. :-)
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 10:42 AM, Fred Moyer <f...@redhotpenguin.com> wrote:
I'm poking around the source code seeing if it's possible to
programmatically access the data normally displayed at /server-status
when 'SetHandler server-status' is enabled.
I've spelunked through Apache2::Status but I don't see any hooks for
accessing worker status data. Has anyone done this before? Or do I
need to map the functions in mod_status.c into mod_perl land?
I missed the original post, but this sounds like what Apache::Scoreboard
does. There's some setup you need to do to safely access the scoreboard
(it's not created until a certain point in the startup process),
otherwise you get the above mentioned segfaults.
It's been a while since I've touched the code (it's just worked for
years now and hasn't needed much since I took over maintenance), but if
you have any questions about it I might be able to dredge my memory for
replies. :)
