I didn't realice on the 'fd' directory in a process dir in '/proc'. The
whole info of filedescriptors could me help too.
Thanks.
Steve Swift escribió:
> On Linux system you could find wealth of information about the process
> in the /proc directory - the numeric sub-directories are the process I
I think that this can help. Thank you
Davide Bianchi escribió:
> Graciano Carrillo wrote:
>> I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that
>> launched the child OR the VirtualHost that was processed in the child.
>> The reason of this is to try to debug the problem.
>
> You could c
On Linux system you could find wealth of information about the process in
the /proc directory - the numeric sub-directories are the process IDs.
On 19/12/06, Graciano Carrillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I've an apache 2.2.3 running with several VirtualHosts, and sometimes
a child apa
Graciano Carrillo wrote:
I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that
launched the child OR the VirtualHost that was processed in the child.
The reason of this is to try to debug the problem.
You could check the log files or enable the server_status handler and
check the serve
Hello,
I've an apache 2.2.3 running with several VirtualHosts, and sometimes
a child apache stalls and it gets the 100% of the CPU. Apache stop
doesn't stop it. I've to send SIGKILL, because the process was in a
zombie STATE.
I'd like to know if there is a way to obtain the request that
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