Process tracking with mod_fcgid is not the same as with suPHP

[iseletsk]

NM, I see what you mean, you can see script name being executed when using mod_fcgid, as same binary is executed for multiple scripts.

[xvidvideo]

I have made some tests and find out that the:

ps auxww

command does not display the full path to a php process like suPHP does.

[xvidvideo]

Thank you Igor,

The /usr/bin/php path was just an example.

Ill try if ps auxww will get me the full process path.

Thanks.

[iseletsk]

ps auxww will get you full path
but it is /usr/bin/php that is running for the customer, it just that for each customer /usr/bin/php might be different php binary (either 5.3 or 5.4, etc...)

[xvidvideo]

Hello all,

Does someone know is it possible to see the full process path when using mod_fcgid?
When running suPHP and run: top -c the processes are shown similar to this:

/usr/bin/php /home/username/public_html/script.php

meaning: the full path to the process is shown.

When running mod_fcgid I only get this:

/usr/bin/php

Is there something I can do to see the processes in suPHP style?

Regards.

[xvidvideo]

Full path to the process is not shown when using mod_fcgid