So you are telling me that if I activate this two modules, Apache will log the C functions that serves an http request?On 06/05/2011 22:43, Harsimranjit singh Kler wrote:HiIf you simply want to monitor Apache You Can Enable Following two module in apache httpd_conf:server-infoserver-statusOn Sat, May 7, 2011 at 1:09 AM, marco <marcodisano@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 03/05/2011 17:41, Simone Caruso wrote:Ok, so i ask you what is the apache module that manages http request?
Il 03/05/2011 17:23, marco di sano ha scritto:
Hi all,You can try with gdb, but this is not a apache related topic, maybe u'r are a
I'm new in this group.
I ask you if it is possible to monitoring the function calls that Apache makes
when it must satisfy a request. For example, suppose we have a LAMP architecture
(this is my architecture) and I want to display all the users in a database
table (it exists). Is it possible to trace all the call functions that Apache
makes to achieve this goal?I am not interested to log errors, but the call
functions that belong to the apache library.
I want to know what are the *function libraries* that Apache calls when*it
serves an http request*(for example).
I tried to use strace but it traces the Unix system calls and not the php
functions that Apache does when a request must to be served.
little confused :P
Can somebody help me?
Thanks.
Sorry if I asked you previous question badly!!!
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I have learned that Apache have a lot of modules written in C. These modules are compiled and loaded into the server. So in this way (that is activating server-info and server-status) can I see this functions?
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