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Tornado Front End reports stats periodically (based on the -update value) in the file stats.backend whose location is determined by the -stats flag. stats.backend has the following 17 fields:
Sample time in seconds from the Epoch.
Which number this server has been specified to be in the feed object.
What fetching priority this server has (1 = highest).
How many articles have been fetched.
How many articles were attempted, but not available.
How many headers have been fetched.
How many headers were attempted, but not available.
How many bytes have been recieved via TCP ("over the wire").
How many bytes have been pulled from a local mount point (shared spool).
How many bytes have been fetched for the HEAD command.
How many times a free connection was found to retrieve an article from the backend.
How many connections have been opened to the backend.
How many connection can be opened.
How many times all connections were busy, and a reader had to wait for one to free up (this should always be 0).
How many headers are on the backend machine waiting to be sent.
Name of the feed.
How many backend connections are active.
Tornado Front End reports stats periodically (based on the -update value) in the file stats.headers whose location is determined by the -stats flag. stats.headers is used in lieu of stats.in and stats.out. Cross-posted articles will have an entry for each group the article. was placed in. stats.headers has the following fields:
Time this article arrived.
Name of group the header was placed in.
Article number it occupies in that group.
Message-ID of this article.
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