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Server monitoring script
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thanks for the info, but this will require it to be hosted on a server with very min. downtime.
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What do you mean?
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and you can't install it on the same server it has to be remote if the server is down like all the other sites then this script won't function.
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It is more of a play around script than a "to be taken serious" script.
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oh ok, i thought it can be used on serious purposes, thanks for the headsup.
as downtime for me is very serious matter.
Originally Posted by Dougy It is more of a play around script than a "to be taken serious" script.
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The script is easy to modify to what you need, you can set the script on a remote server and just <? include(); ?> the index.php from another server to see it.
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informs you about availabilities of web server, mysql, ftp, ssh, mail, uptime hours and days and hard drive usage.
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Yes, it is a very simple file edit. Edit status.php.
Code:
$somecontent .= lookup("80","Web Server","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("3306","MySQL Server","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("21","FTP Server","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("22","SSH Server","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("110","Mail Server","$domain");
Duplicate that line, $somecontent, the number in "" i sthe port number, the next field is the name, and ignore the $domain.
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ok i've added it for you;
Code:
$somecontent .= lookup("25","Email(POP3)","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("143","Email(IMAP)","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2095","Webmail","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2082","Cpanel","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2086","WHM","$domain");
did I missed anything?
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Originally Posted by weblord ok i've added it for you;
Code:
$somecontent .= lookup("25","Email(POP3)","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("143","Email(IMAP)","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2095","Webmail","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2082","Cpanel","$domain");
$somecontent .= lookup("2086","WHM","$domain");
did I missed anything?
Looks fine to me.
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