jesus at omniti
Aug 22, 2003, 11:02 AM
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Strange (and varying!) number of CPUs in backhand status
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On Friday, Aug 22, 2003, at 01:24 US/Eastern, Andrew Ho wrote:
> When I request backhand status (via the backhand-handler handler), I
> see a
> strange behavior where the "# CPUs" statistic changes over time, and is
> also entirely wrong (I see values in the range of 8-11 when there are
> in
> fact only 2 CPUs on this test machine). Also, "# ready servers/# total
> servers" always shows 0/0, even though there are clearly Apache
> children
> running and active.
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> Is this a known behavior?
The 0/0 is documented in the FAQ.
> Information about my setup:
>
> % uname -srm
> SunOS 5.7 i86pc
> % httpd -v | grep version
> Server version: Apache/1.3.19 (Unix)
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> I am using mod_backhand 1.2.2, with platform.c updated to revision
> 1.23 so
> it would compile on Solaris. mod_backhand was compiled as a shared
> module
> using the apxs build process.
What does psrinfo -v return?
It seems to work okay on my SunOS 5.9 i86pc box.
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