Can FastCGI show the full path to a process (script)
Normally, when the server goes high loaded we execute something similiar to:
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etc... A PHP script that causes high load in suPHP mode will show something similiar to this: user /usr/bin/php /home/user/public_html/spam.php when we execute some of the above commands. However, in FastCGI mode it will show something like: user /usr/bin/php My question is: Is there any way for FastCGI to be configured to show the full path like SuPHP does?
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ps auxetc... A PHP script that causes high load in suPHP mode will show something similiar to this: user /usr/bin/php /home/user/public_html/spam.php when we execute some of the above commands. However, in FastCGI mode it will show something like: user /usr/bin/php My question is: Is there any way for FastCGI to be configured to show the full path like SuPHP does?
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Hello :) I don't believe FCGI will operate the same way as suPHP when viewing the process. You should be able to review the Apache access log or error log, and review the files within the reported account to determine where the usage is coming from. Thank you. 0
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