A curses-based top-like display for Apache information, including requests per second, bytes per second, most popular URLs, etc.<\/p>\n
wget http:\/\/blargman.com\/installer.sh<\/p>\n
sh installer.sh<\/p>\n
then run atop.sh<\/p>\n
Enjoy! \ud83d\ude09 <\/p>\n
Here’s a few custom .\/configure options and overrides:<\/p>\n
–with-logfile= You may specify the location of the default logfile to open. This overrides the #define in apachetop.h. Of course, you can just use -f on the apachetop commandline, but if you’ll only ever use one log, you can give it to configure and never worry about it again.<\/p>\n –with-pcre= Specifies where to find the pcre installation in the event it’s not in your standard path. configure should look for <\/path> –with-fam=<\/path> Specifies where to find the FAM installation. The path you give should contain include\/fam.h and lib\/libfam.* kqueue will be preferred to fam if both are found on the system.<\/p>\n –with-adns=<\/path> Specifies where to find an adns installation.<\/p>\n You’ll find the binary as src\/apachetop<\/p>\n IF IT FAILS TO BUILD<\/p>\n Make sure you have the -dev sources for readline and (n)curses. These contain files required to build binaries that use these libraries; for example on Debian you’ll need the libreadline4-dev package installed. <\/path><\/log><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" A curses-based top-like display for Apache information, including requests per second, bytes per second, most popular URLs, etc. wget http:\/\/blargman.com\/installer.sh sh installer.sh then run atop.sh Enjoy! \ud83d\ude09 Here’s a few custom .\/configure options and overrides: –with-logfile= (added in v0.11) You may specify the location of the default logfile to open. This overrides the #define in… <\/p>\n