Hi

i revised a httpd.conf of one server to activate the statistics of apache. If can view the statisctics by browser like http://X.X.X.X/httpd-status but i need to see them in shell. If i write

# httpd status

i don't obtain nothing. If i write

# service httpd status

The shell output is a large number of PIDs. What I can do to view httpd status statistics from shell? Something like this:

CPU Usage: u6047.55 s364.33 cu121.44 cs19.23 - 29.3% CPU load
25.5 requests/sec - 0.7 MB/second - 28.6 kB/request
130 requests currently being processed, 63 idle servers

Thanks

how about
This uses the html output provided by the web server, but fetches it locally and dumps it to standard output. If you need to clean it up a bit, parse it with perl using HTML::Parser.

--- rod.

Thanks for your answer but i think doesnt work. I did

wget -otemporaly http://mydomain.com/httpd-status

But temporaly file only contains the output of wget command, not output of httpd-status

Any idea?

At least i can revise httpd-status by web.

My bad. The switch to specify the output file is '-O' (uppercase Oh), not -o. Like you, I should have done 'man wget' to get the correct commandline. At any rate, the actual HTML output from the command will still have been saved to a file named by your commandline URL, probably 'httpd-status.html'. The file name used should be indicated in the file containing wget's output.
--- rod.