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You can add this to httpd.conf and restart apache

ExtendedStatus On
<Location /server-status>
SetHandler server-status
</Location>

then going to serverip/server-status
will display what you want I think.
 
saw that in my httpd.conf this in already active but i can't see anything on the server ip.

Who guides me in the right direction.

Peter
 
antpeks said:
saw that in my httpd.conf this in already active but i can't see anything on the server ip.

Who guides me in the right direction.

Peter

It's there but it is commented out by default (note the leading #).
Find the following text in your httpd.conf file:
######
# Uncomment this next bit if you need to
# see the apache status of all incoming
# connections
#

#ExtendedStatus On
#<Location /httpd-status>
#SetHandler server-status
#</Location>
and change it to
######
# Uncomment this next bit if you need to
# see the apache status of all incoming
# connections
#

ExtendedStatus On
<Location /httpd-status>
SetHandler server-status
</Location>
 
I never updated my old post but we now use this on new installs.

I recommend a different subdirectory location if you don't want everyone to be able to see it.

Jeff
 
jlasman said:
I never updated my old post but we now use this on new installs.

I recommend a different subdirectory location if you don't want everyone to be able to see it.
If you don't want everyone to be able to see it, I recommend using Allow from/Deny from directives and limiting server-status to 1 virtual host (preferably, secure virtual host).

As a rule, you should never assume others can't see a publicly accessible resource on the web just because they don't know the correct URL.
 
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You're right and I oversimplify. But I work a lot from my laptop using a Sprint PCS card, and my IP# changes constantly. And I don't like to proxy; the Sprint card is slow enough.

Your mileage may certainly vary.

Jeff
 
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