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mapping an httpd PID with a domain name
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| jean-francois 2005-12-24, 5:56 pm |
| Is is possible to map the PIDs that the "ps" command give me (when it
concern httpd process for an apache server) with a specific domain?
There is a few domains on the same server and I would need to know for
every process if it has been launched for domain 'X' or domain 'Y'...
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| Begin <1135468419.328469.127880@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
On 2005-12-24, jean-francois <jfbeaulieu2003@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Is is possible to map the PIDs that the "ps" command give me (when it
> concern httpd process for an apache server) with a specific domain?
> There is a few domains on the same server and I would need to know for
> every process if it has been launched for domain 'X' or domain 'Y'...
Please don't multipost. I just gave you an answer in comp.unix.questions.
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| Michael Heiming 2005-12-25, 7:47 am |
| In comp.unix.admin jpd <read_the_sig@do.not.spam.it.invalid>:
> Begin <1135468419.328469.127880@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
> On 2005-12-24, jean-francois <jfbeaulieu2003@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Please don't multipost. I just gave you an answer in comp.unix.questions.
Is there any ng this wasn't mulitposted? Just answered in
comp.os.linux.misc and probably saw it in a few other ngs?
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| Dave Hinz 2005-12-26, 3:14 am |
| On 24 Dec 2005 15:53:39 -0800, jean-francois <jfbeaulieu2003@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Is is possible to map the PIDs that the "ps" command give me (when it
> concern httpd process for an apache server) with a specific domain?
> There is a few domains on the same server and I would need to know for
> every process if it has been launched for domain 'X' or domain 'Y'...
Doesn't it show which httpd.conf it's using? Set each up as a different
..conf file, map as many IPs to the interface as you want, and each of
'em listen on their "own" IP.
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