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what is the httpd.pid file usualy used for??
HI am new to unix! So i was looking one day at the server and i saw a file called httpd.pid,
 i asked the administrator but he didnt wanted to tel me so if you guys can help me that will be greath/...Thanks , BeoWulf |
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exactly what is means. httpd.pid= httpd process ID
if you cat the file it will have a small number string in it. if you did a ps -ef|grep <that number> it will show that is the parent process id for your httpd |
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