well, tomorrow came early (because it seemed like an interesting thing to do), but i must be missing something.

the perldoc indicates that all that's needed is an inclusion of this line: 

 #in httpd.conf
 PerlModule Apache::DProf

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i've added that in the VirtualHost container, but i don't see *any* dprof directories, either in the server root for the VH, or in the log dirs .. <p< i've run a  find / -type d -name dprof -print and it turned up nothing ....

so, does this need to be in the main httpd.conf, and i'm going to have to try and isolate the pids for one VH, or is there something i'm missing, like making the handler a subclass of Apache::DProf ?

In reply to Re^2: Cache::FileCache, CPU utilization, and bottlenecks .... by geektron
in thread Cache::FileCache, CPU utilization, and bottlenecks .... by geektron

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