I have a large PHP application and I’m looking for a way to know which PHP script is running at a given moment. Something like when you run “top” on a Linux command line but for PHP.
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I have a large PHP application and I’m looking for a way to know which PHP script is running at a given moment. Something like when you run “top” on a Linux command line but for PHP.
Are you trying to do so from within the PHP application, or outside of it? If you’re inside the PHP code, entering
debug_print_backtrace();at that point will show you the ‘tree’ of PHP files that were included to get you at that point.If you’re outside the PHP script, you can only see the one process that called the original PHP script (index.php or whatnot), unless the application spawns parallel threads as part of its execution.