mapping /proc/PID with proper URL

Hi

Let say that I have a server which is hosting different domains; I
want to map a specific PID, like /proc/PID/ with the domain that is
using it with apache. It can be that way or another way, but I wish to
get the relation between the PID and the URL that is using an HTTP
process. How can I do this?

"jean-francois" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Let say that I have a server which is hosting different domains; I
> want to map a specific PID, like /proc/PID/ with the domain that is
> using it with apache. It can be that way or another way, but I wish to
> get the relation between the PID and the URL that is using an HTTP
> process. How can I do this?

Your question is very hard to understand because you don't explain the
context. For example, would a program that listed each apache child and what
is was doing solve your problem? If not, why not?

When you say "I wish to get the relation", what is the "I"? Is this an
Apache module? A script handling a URL? A human being doing some debugging?

DS

Ok, I'm doing ps -ef or either ps -aux, and a part of the processes
that are displayed are httpd processes, apache processes. But the same
apache server manage many domains hosted on this server; so how can I
know if the process 'X' that looks like:

PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME CPU
COMMAND
15122 apache 15 0 18508 18M 7732 S 1.8 0.9 0:00 2 httpd

is dealing with a user who logged on on www.xxx.com or either
www.yyy.com if both domains are on the same server?

"jean-francois" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Ok, I'm doing ps -ef or either ps -aux, and a part of the processes
> that are displayed are httpd processes, apache processes. But the same
> apache server manage many domains hosted on this server; so how can I
> know if the process 'X' that looks like:
>
> PID USER PRI NI SIZE RSS SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM TIME CPU
> COMMAND
> 15122 apache 15 0 18508 18M 7732 S 1.8 0.9 0:00 2 httpd
>
> is dealing with a user who logged on on www.xxx.com or either
> www.yyy.com if both domains are on the same server?

Enable extended status on your web server through the httpd.conf file.
The just retrieve the '/server-status' page.

DS