Is there any way to find all .php files running on a linux webserver with apache 1.3 ?

Since I am running php with mod_php apache , executing top I receive only nobody/httpd processes ... I cannot know who is using php and what php file.

For example Analyzing /proc folder or any other hidden way is there any why to find users using .php on a webservers ?

I know suphp and phpsuexec but I don't want use them since I want use mod_php apache .


Using apache 2.x , may I track users using php scripts
easier than apache 1.x ?

Thanks.

Using top if you press 'c' it will give the full path of the running apps, but that may only return the apache process which is running. You may have to search the apache log to see what pages are being viewed to determine exactly which ones are being accessed.
Linux Journal did an article last month about analyzing apache logs; http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9168

I know this indeed . I think that working with /proc someone with a good bash/c skill level could find a way to show (with a tool similar to top and ps) what's doing httd , for example exactly after httpd writes on log file about a php file ,the tool should report the php file just opened.
Sorry for my english , I hope was clear enough. I think that /proc should have this information .