[MOD] Server Uptime

[martin123456]

If the server (machine) gets rebooted the counter will reset

Cut it short it's counted all the time the server is running any form of reboot will reset it now an internet loss will not reset the counter

here is mine after i rebooted my own server 10 days ago

Server uptime: 10 days, 17 hours, 36 minutes and 29 seconds

now if i turn off my internet and turn it back on i will still get the Server uptime: 10 days, 17 hours, 36 minutes and 29 seconds

make sense ?

[Cable Player]

Ok thanks for the info

[martin123456]

edited my last post for you

[Cable Player]

Yep sure does, thank you
I might change the text to "Host Gator has been kind to us for......."

[DoYouSpeakWak]

i like the idea of showing the server health on your forum. But some how it feel incomplete. I miss the php,kernel,mysql version. Not sure it can be added to this but this works perfect. Just needs to be adapted to html and phpbb.

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<?php 
// Operating system and release name
echo 'Operating System:' . php_uname(s) . ' ' . php_uname(r);
echo '<br />';
// Prints current PHP version
echo 'PHP Version:' .  phpversion();
echo '<br />';
// Prints current MySQL version
$link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'mysql_user', 'mysql_password');
if (!$link) {
    die('Could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
}
printf("MySQL server version: %s\n", mysql_get_server_info());
?>

[Stoker]

Im sure it can be done. But I would consider it a security threat.
But I can take a look if you want?

[DoYouSpeakWak]

It can be but only for very few, im sure fbi.gov would not have it listed. But if your on a big shared server the hackers can always spend 2 euros to get an account and get the info themself or hack some out dated script on one of the accounts. So yes it might be a security issue, but only for the high risk servers.

Thx, i have so little time atm to develop ideas its sad but irl matters more. I would love to see this added to my site site.dk/serverinfo/ page with alot of info on it.

[martin123456]

Interesting thought i have it showing this so far on a private server.

server.png

[Stoker]

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$server_software = $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'];
$php_version = PHP_VERSION;
$os = PHP_OS;

and

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'SERVER_SOFTWARE'	=> $server_software,
	'PHP_VERSION'		=> $php_version,
	'PHP_OS'			=> $os,

[DoYouSpeakWak]

Thx Stoker. The kernel would be nice to have as well. Played around with it a bit. But not quite done.

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phpbb_server_load_test1.jpg

Index.php

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$uptimeindex    = shell_exec("cut -d. -f1 /proc/uptime");
$daysindex       = floor($uptimeindex/60/60/24);
$hoursindex    = $uptimeindex/60/60%24;
$minsindex       = $uptimeindex/60%60;
$secsindex       = $uptimeindex%60;
$load          = sys_getloadavg();
$server_software = $_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWARE'];
$php_version = PHP_VERSION;
$os = php_uname(s) . ' ' . php_uname(r);
$link = mysql_connect('localhost', 'root', '123456') . ' ' . mysql_get_server_info();

And

   'UPTIME_DAYS'      => $daysindex,
   'UPTIME_HOURS'      => $hoursindex,
   'UPTIME_MINS'      => $minsindex,
   'UPTIME_SECS'      => $secsindex,
   'AVG_LOAD0'         => $load[0],
   'AVG_LOAD1'         => $load[1],
   'AVG_LOAD2'         => $load[2],
	'SERVER_SOFTWARE'   => $server_software,
   'PHP_VERSION'      => $php_version,
   'PHP_OS'         => $os,
	'MYSQL_VERSION'    => $link,  

index_body.html

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{L_SERVER_UPTIME}: <strong>{UPTIME_DAYS}</strong> days, <strong>{UPTIME_HOURS}</strong> hours, <strong>{UPTIME_MINS}</strong> minutes and <strong>{UPTIME_SECS}</strong> seconds<br />
   {L_AVERAGE_LOAD}: <strong>{AVG_LOAD0}</strong> &bull; <strong>{AVG_LOAD1}</strong> &bull; <strong>{AVG_LOAD2}</strong>
   {L_SERVER_INFO}: Webserver:<strong>{SERVER_SOFTWARE}</strong> &bull; PHP version:<strong>{PHP_VERSION}</strong> &bull; Type and kernel:<strong>{PHP_OS}</strong> &bull; mysql:<strong>{MYSQL_VERSION}</strong>