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<title>Apachex moodss module.</title>
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<p>This is a view of extended statistics for an Apache WWW server. The Apache <i>mod_status</i> module must be enabled and the <i>ExtendedStatus</i> directive value set to <i>On</i> in the server configuration.
<br>If the Apache server is not running on this host or not using the default URL for statistics, the remote option described below must be used.
<br><i>Note</i>: you may also concurrently use the basic <i>apache</i> statistics module.
<p>Data is displayed in 3 tables with the following columns:
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server number, operating system process identifier, number of accesses, operating mode.
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server number, most recent request age, most recent request processing time, connection traffic, child traffic, accumulated slot traffic, dynamic slot traffic.
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server number, client network address, virtual host, HTTP request.
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<pre><img src="apachex.gif"></pre>
<p><b>Module options:</b>
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<i>-r (--remote) [http://]host[statusLocator]</i>
<br>where <i>host</i> if the hostname or IP address where the Apache server is running. The protocol header is optional (only HTTP is supported). The <i>statusLocator</i> must be specified if the Apache server was configured with a status handler value other than <i>server-status</i>. If this option is not specified, data will be retrieved from this host using the following URL: <a HREF="http://127.0.0.1/server-status">http://127.0.0.1/server-status</a>.
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<p>In all cases, the module title is set to <i>apachex(host)</i>.
<p><b>Examples:</b>
<pre>$ moodss apachex
$ moodss apachex -r www.foo.com
$ moodss apachex -r www.foo.com/server-status
$ moodss apachex --remote http://www.foo.com/status
$ moodss apache apachex
$ moodss apache -r www.foo.com apachex -r www.foo.com</pre>
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