"Alexei V. Alexandrov" wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Actually i don`t know if this is the right list, but i haven`t
> found a better to ask this question. For each user i run a
> copy of apache. I would like apache to be able to "register its
> processes" not like it does, but in the following way (for
> example)
>
> httpd: Child:keepalive (httpd)
> httpd: Master:wait (httpd)
> httpd: Child:ready (httpd)
> httpd: Child:write (httpd)
>
> So when i do ps -aux or use top i can actually see what each apache
> process does. Where in the code should i look to be able to programm
> apache to do so.
>
I use
ps ax -O wchan | grep httpd
wchan gives me a pretty good idea of what each process is doing. If
there are processes which aren't blocked in a syscall that I'm
interested in, I use -O wchan, nwchan.
I also use mod_status a lot, which shows you more Apache specific
information.
Greg
