quote who="Matt Allen"
There is no HTML code that I know of, but from the command line you can do
the following:
cd /www/bin (or where ever httpd is)
./httpd -l
There's always the phpinfo() function too, which shows many, many other
things in addition to this.
- Jeff
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Jeff,
the only problem is that i think Terry is having module issues, ie the PHP isnt
rendering, therefore phpinfo() is going to do SFA :)
Matta
On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 08:15:33PM +1100, Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Matt Allen"
There is no HTML code that I know of, but from the command
Apache can cough up its info as
http://url/server-info
http://url/server-status
status is how apache is doing, what its just done etc.
info is how its configured on a per module basis.
very cool.
should be commented out in httpd.conf
Dean
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Matt Allen"
Jeff Waugh wrote:
quote who="Matt Allen"
There is no HTML code that I know of, but from the command line you can do
the following:
cd /www/bin (or where ever httpd is)
./httpd -l
I'm trying to use the dynamic PHP option, so the PHP will not show up as
it is not compiled in
Dean Hamstead wrote:
Apache can cough up its info as
http://url/server-info
http://url/server-status
status is how apache is doing, what its just done etc.
info is how its configured on a per module basis.
Taah, server-status was what the brain was tring to remember, except I
somehow
