[users@httpd] Mod_status and the details of current hosts and requests being processed

Hello Apache Module mod_status show the current hosts and requests being processed too. Where can i find these values? Is the parameter Acc (Number of accesses this connection / this child / this slot)? Thank you. Antonino -- *** Antonino Sanacori Gestione

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status over SSL?

Hi, You have server-status defined within an 80/http virtual host and as such I expect it will only be available via port 80/http. You can define server-status more globally or within an https configuration depending on what you want to support. However, bottom line is server-status and

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status over SSL?

On 9/7/2021 5:18 PM, Dave Wreski wrote: Hi, I have an apache-2.4.48 server on fedora34 and would like to enable mod_status to be able to obtain server status information. However, the docs appear to say the only way to access it is over port 80, not SSL. Is that correct? Chrome is also

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status over SSL?

Hi, TLS should work. what you need is a tls/ssl config, see below example. Include what you need in virtualhost :*443 Of course: you need a private key/tls (ssl) certificate/chain. If possible, I can recommend letsencrypt. Simply configure TLS, and update with your settings after this works

[users@httpd] mod_status over SSL?

Hi, I have an apache-2.4.48 server on fedora34 and would like to enable mod_status to be able to obtain server status information. However, the docs appear to say the only way to access it is over port 80, not SSL. Is that correct? Chrome is also expecting the site to be over SSL, of

[users@httpd] mod_status: extended + auto (machine-readable) output

Hi, I've an Apache server handling various virtual hosts and I'd like to monitor the distinct activities of all of them without having to parse multiple accesslog files. Most monitoring softwares consume the output of "mod_status?auto" which is made easy to parse but does not provide the

Re: [users@httpd] Mod_Status : Empty Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request Columns

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 6:53 PM, Ken wrote: > I really hope that this is a bug and not "now working as intended". Thanks for reporting, fixed in [1], will propose a backport to the next 2.4 release. Regards, Yann. [1] http://svn.apache.org/r1739008

Re: [users@httpd] Mod_Status : Empty Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request Columns

On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 3:46 PM, Ken wrote: > The error logs contain no errors whatsoever. Using Firebug in FireFox shows > empty 's. No errors or warning appear in console either. Are you using mod_http2? Worth a test w/o it. -- Eric Covener cove...@gmail.com

Re: [users@httpd] Mod_Status : Empty Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request Columns

The error logs contain no errors whatsoever. Using Firebug in FireFox shows empty 's. No errors or warning appear in console either. All modules for Apache show they were last built on the same day 2.4.20 was upgraded. On Wed, Apr 13, 2016 at 12:23 PM, Otis DeWitt wrote:

Re: [users@httpd] Mod_Status : Empty Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request Columns

I would check the error.log file for errors. Did you have a module compile on on the previous version that is not in 2.4.20? Also inspect the web page, by right clicking on the empty spot and choose inspect then refresh your page and see what RED errors you get in the console if any. Sent from

[users@httpd] Mod_Status : Empty Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request Columns

I recently upgraded to Apache 2.4.20 on FreeBSD and up until this update, everything has been working great with mod_status. However since the upgrade, unless an action is taking place (sending reply, closing connection, etc), the Client / Protocol / Vhost / Request columns are completely blank.

[users@httpd] mod_status shows weird numbers in Total Accesses

Hi, my customer has an apache 1.3 (packed in oracle apps), which has a weird situation: server-status?auto gives very different numbers in Total Accesses between subsequent executions. For example, when I run it once, I get: *Total Accesses: 2603345828* Total kBytes: 18283321 CPULoad: 1769.96

Re: [users@httpd] MOD_STATUS

- From: Daniel Ruggeri To: users@httpd.apache.org Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2012 11:23 PM Subject: Re: [users@httpd] MOD_STATUS On 6/7/2012 6:14 AM, a...@jezebeldesign.co.uk wrote: Sorry if this is a dumb question but, I am trying to diagnose why my website keeps falling over often

Re: [users@httpd] MOD_STATUS

On 6/7/2012 6:14 AM, a...@jezebeldesign.co.uk wrote: Sorry if this is a dumb question but, I am trying to diagnose why my website keeps falling over often by reaching MAXCLIENTS. I have asked the server host to give me access to server-status ( MOD_STATUS ) and one thing that I have noticed

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status output and MaxClients

On 12/03/2012 20:36, Arianna Manlio wrote: Hi, please, look at this mod-status output: Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 16:58:11 CET Parent Server Generation: 4 Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time: Monday,

[users@httpd] mod_status output and MaxClients

Hi, please, look at this mod-status output: Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 16:58:11 CET Parent Server Generation: 4 Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 16:58:11 CET Parent Server Generation: 4 Server

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status output and MaxClients

On Monday, March 12, 2012 12:36:57 PM, Arianna Manlio wrote: Hi, please, look at this mod-status output: Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 16:58:11 CET Parent Server Generation: 4 Current Time: Monday, 12-Mar-2012 17:00:38 CET Restart Time:

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status output and MaxClients

On 03/12/2012 08:46 PM, William Taylor wrote: You have 48 workers idle waiting for work. Unless you see that number hitting 0 or near 0, you don't need to increase it anymore. thankyou - To unsubscribe, e-mail:

[users@httpd] mod_status, disable server-status for users

Hello List, ist there any possibility to hide server-status page provided by mod-status for my users? every user with .htaccess is able to use sethandler and able to view complete status. how to disable this? Thanks, Hajo

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status, disable server-status for users

On 05.03.12 14:32, Hajo Locke wrote: ist there any possibility to hide server-status page provided by mod-status for my users? every user with .htaccess is able to use sethandler and able to view complete status. I'm afraid the only way to disable this is to disable mod_status. I don't know

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status, disable server-status for users

hello, I'm afraid the only way to disable this is to disable mod_status. I don't know of any other way and I that's why I don't use mod_status. which module you are using? i cant renounce to view a statuspage of my server. Thanks, Hans

Re: [users@httpd] mod_status, disable server-status for users

On March 5, 2012 8:32 , Hajo Locke hajo.lo...@gmx.de wrote: ist there any possibility to hide server-status page provided by mod-status for my users? every user with .htaccess is able to use sethandler and able to view complete status. how to disable this? Disable mod_status, or turn off

[users@httpd] mod_status + mod_rewrite Total Traffic problem

Hi, I've just noticed that when a request is rewrited by mod_rewrite, its traffic won't be accounted into Total Traffic by mod_status. How would I configure Apache to correctly account all traffics including those from rewrited URLs, or is this really a bug? I'm using Apache/2.0.63 on freebsd