This is a view of statistics for an Apache WWW server. The Apache mod_status module must be enabled in the server.
If the Apache server is not running on this host or not using the default URL for statistics, the remote option described below must be used. These statistics do not depend on the ExtendedStatus directive value (note: check the extended statistics apachex module).

Data is displayed in 1 table with the following rows:

• number of accesses, kilobytes served, CPU load, up time, averaged number of requests and bytes per second, average number of bytes per request, number of busy and idle servers, accesses and kilobytes per second for last poll interval.

When there is a communication error with the server, all data cells are reset to the numeric void value (displayed as ?). A descriptive error message is also generated in such a case.

Module options:

• -r (--remote) [http://]host[statusLocator]
  where host if the hostname or IP address where the Apache server is running. The protocol header is optional (only HTTP is supported). The statusLocator must be specified if the Apache server was configured with a status handler value other than server-status.
  If this option is not specified, data will be retrieved from this host using the following URL: http://127.0.0.1/server-status?auto (the ?auto trailer must never be specified on the command line).
• --proxyhost address
  where address is the name of the proxy host, if any.
• --proxyport number
  where number is the proxy port number.

In all cases, the module title is set to apache(host).

Examples:

$ moodss apache
$ moodss apache -r www.foo.com
$ moodss apache -r www.foo.com/server-status
$ moodss apache --remote http://www.foo.com/status
$ moodss apache -r www.foo.com --proxyhost proxy.foo.com --proxyport 8000