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Title: | What is HTTP status display and how can I use it ? |
Document: | gen_014 |
Keywords: | HTTP,status,information,serviceHttp,dstatus |
What is HTTP status display and how can I use it ?
The eloqsd and eloqdb6 server have builtin functionality to output
status information in HTML format. So you can use a Web browser, such
as such as Netscape to monitor server status.
To enable this functionality (it is disabled by default), it is required
to define a port number for the serviceHttp configuration entry in the
eloqsd.cfg and the eloqdb6.cfg configuration file.
This defines the TCP port where the server is listening for HTTP requests.
For example, if the port number is set to 8801, you could use a
URL like http://server:8801 to obtain status information
on a server process running on host "server".
Relevant configuration settings:
# ServiceHttp The port number where the server should listen
# for HTTP requests. If this is not specified, the
# HTTP status is disabled (default).
#ServiceHttp =
# HttpFrame Numeric flag if the links should be omitted in
# HTTP status. The default value is 0.
#HttpFrame = 0
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