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I’m using the display-name option in the WSGIDaemonProcess configuration directive to display a python application’s name. I’m a little confused though as I only see it output in htop. When I run a command to check apache such as ps -ylC apache2 all the processes are identifying as “apache2” and not the name I gave them in the wsgi config such as “web” and “internal”.
Is it possible to have them show up by display-name or am I stuck because they’re still apache processes?
Thanks!
If you’re not on an OS that uses a BSD version/port of
ps, the display-name won’t show under ps.Actually, shouldn’t you be searching instead of
apache2but forweborinternal?