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 * '''ns_server threads''' ''?pool?''
-: returns a list of key-value pairs (a keyed list) identifying the number of connection threads and what state they are currently in (minthreads, maxthreads, current, idle and stopping).  In both 4.0 and 4.5, stopping is always 0.  current is the total number of conn threads currently running or idling
+: returns a list of key-value pairs (a keyed list) identifying the number of connection threads and what state they are currently in (min(threads), max(threads), current, idle and stopping).  In both 4.0 and 4.5, stopping is always 0.  current is the total number of conn threads currently running or idling
 * '''ns_server waiting''' ''?pool?''

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 * '''ns_server threads''' ''?pool?''
-: returns a list of key-value pairs identifying the number of connection threads and what state they are currently in (minthreads, maxthreads, current, idle and stopping).  In both 4.0 and 4.5, stopping is always 0.  current is the total number of conn threads currently running or idling
+: returns a list of key-value pairs (a keyed list) identifying the number of connection threads and what state they are currently in (minthreads, maxthreads, current, idle and stopping).  In both 4.0 and 4.5, stopping is always 0.  current is the total number of conn threads currently running or idling
 * '''ns_server waiting''' ''?pool?''

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 * '''ns_server keepalive''' ''?pool?''
 : currently unimplemented, always returns 0, is presumably meant to return the number of connections in keepalive state
-* '''ns_server pools''' ''?pool?''
+* '''ns_server pools'''  ''?pattern?''
-: returns the list of pools defined for this virtual server in AOLserver 4.0 and this process in AOLserver 4.5.  If no user pools are defined, returns {} in 4.0 and "default error" in 4.5
+: returns the list of pools defined for this virtual server in AOLserver 4.0 and this process in AOLserver 4.5, optionally matching glob patternin ''pattern''.  If no user pools are defined, returns {} in 4.0 and "default error" in 4.5
 * '''ns_server threads''' ''?pool?''

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 * '''ns_server all''' ''?pool?''
 * '''ns_server queued''' ''?pool?''
-: The above three options return a list of just active (i.e. running), all, or just queued conn threads with each running thread a 7-element list of {conn id, peeraddr, "running", method, url, running time, bytes sent}.
+: The above three options return a list of just active (i.e. running), all, or just queued conn threads with each running thread a 7-element list of {conn id, peeraddr, state, method, url, running time, bytes sent}, where state is either "running" or "queued".
 :: Note that running time is returned in seconds.microseconds format which is misleading because 0.100 does not mean a tenth of a second, it means 100 microseconds.

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 * '''ns_server connections''' ''?pool?''
-: returns the number of connection requests processed by this pool since startup.  In AOLserver 4.5, this is currently broken and it returns the number of current connection threads (i.e. running + idle). Use [[ns_pools]] get to obtain this number - it will be listed under queued. To get the number for just a given virtual server, use [[ns_driver]] servername/nssock.
+: returns the number of connection requests processed by this pool since startup.  In AOLserver 4.5, this is currently broken and it returns the number of current connection threads (i.e. running + idle). Use [[ns_pools]] get to obtain this number - it will be listed under queued. To get the number for just a given virtual server, use [[ns_driver]] query servername/nssock.
 * '''ns_server keepalive''' ''?pool?''
 : currently unimplemented, always returns 0, is presumably meant to return the number of connections in keepalive state

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 '''SEE ALSO'''
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