As a request comes in, it is denoted in the scoreboard. The scoreboard itself is basically a way to keep track of each incoming, waiting, and completing connections. These connections are broken down into the following types:

1. “_” Waiting for Connection
2. “S” Starting up
3. “R” Reading Request
4. “W” Sending Reply
5. “K” Keepalive (read)
6. “D” DNS Lookup
7. “C” Closing connection
8. “L” Logging
9. “G” Gracefully finishing
10. “I” Idle cleanup of worker
11. “.” Open slot with no current process

Here is an example of the apache scoreboard in WHM:
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Recently I came upon an issue on a cPanel server with suPHP as the handler in that, when the cPanel user SSH’s into the server (or connects via sFTP) any file or directory created will have incorrect permissions.

 
I found this was due to a setting in /etc/profile that sets the umask value as such
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