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Server Status Page explained, where?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by stickymu, Mar 8, 2006.

  1. stickymu

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    Hello, I couldn't find in the documentation, an explanation for each entry on the server status page. I looked in the search and index for "server status". If I'm just not seeing it, (I wouldn't be surprised) please post a link. Searching for server status here, gives over 500 hundred results. I scanned a few pages but don't see what i want.


    In other words, I know that Disk hda5 (/home) will show how much hard disk space is free. I assume for where my home page is?

    I would like more details on that and the other listings on the server status page. For instance, i have no idea what these are, to name a few:

    antirelayd
    clamd
    cpsrvd
    exim (exim-4.52-7_cpanel_smtpctl_av_rewrite_mm2_mmmtrap_exiscan_md5pass)
    exim-26

    thanks!
     
    #1 stickymu, Mar 8, 2006
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    antirelayd = anti relay (mail)
    clamd = virus scanner
    cpsrvd = cpanel
    exim = mail server
    exim-26 = mail server listening on port 26
     
    #2 dalem, Mar 10, 2006
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    There should be 2 columns.

    First column is is you want something enabled (e.g. apache) if first box is ticked apache will be running on the server.

    The second column is if that process must be monitored. So if apache and first and second column ticked. Apache will be running on the server.
    If apache stops for some reason then it will be restarted automatically (thats what the second column means)

    The monitoring process is called "chkservd".

    :)
    andy
     
    #3 forlinuxsupport, Mar 10, 2006
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    mine has alot

    named (9.2.5)
    eximstats
    mysql (4.0.25-standard)
    ftpd
    imap
    pop
    httpd (1.3.34 (Unix)
    exim-26
    exim (exim-4.52-7_cpanel_smtpctl_av_rewrite_mm2_mmmtrap_exiscan_md5pass)
    cpsrvd
    syslogd
    antirelayd
    Server Load
    Memory Used
    Swap Used
    Disk hda3 (/) DMA+
    Disk hda1 (/boot) DMA+
     
    #4 shanit, Mar 11, 2006
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