ns_server - Get state of the server's connection pools and queues
This command provides a way to examine the current server's connection pools and queues. The legal options (which may be abbreviated) are:
Returns a list of the currently defined filters.
Returns the path of the virtual server's page directory root.
Returns a list of the pools defined for this server.
Returns a list of the currently defined requestprocs (the registered procs for certain request patterns).
Returns the path of the virtual server's base directory.
Returns the path of the virtual server's private Tcl library.
Returns a list of the currently defined traces.
Returns a list of the mappings from urls to files.
These three commands return information about queued or running requests. For every request the command returns a list containing connection id, the peer address, state ("running" or "queued"), the request (HTTP method and url), running time, and bytes sent. The subcommand all returns the union of the running and queued requests.
Returns the number of connection requests processed by this pool since startup.
Query or set the maximum number of connection threads for this server and pool. The value must be large than minthreads and less than the maximum number of connections.
Query or set the minimum number of connection threads for this server and pool. The value must be between 1 and maxthreads.
Returns a list of attribute value pairs containing statistics for the server and pool, containing the number of requests, queued requests, cumulative times.
Returns a list of attribute value pairs containg information about the number of connection threads for the server and pool.
Returns the number of connections waiting to be processed.