A PHP Script To See What Components Are In A Hosting?

**Dave Zan** · 05-08-2006, 07:49 PM

Hi guys!

Is there such a php script that, if uploaded into your hosting account, can tell
you on the spot what php components are enabled/installed? (i.e. AMFPHP) I
thought of being able to do this first before asking my current host.

Simple solution is to get a dedicated server. But that's if I can afford it.

**Eric** · 05-08-2006, 07:51 PM

PHP Code:

  <?php

 
phpinfo();

 
?>

Outputs (my host): http://bgfweb.com/phpinfo.php

**Dave Zan** · 05-08-2006, 08:07 PM

Damn. I actually have that in my computer, and I totally forgot about that!

Thanks, SV! Followup question, though, since it's only now I'm learning about
php.

My friend has a flash-intensive website which requires AMFPHP (that's why I
mentioned it in my starting thread). Based on that string of code you input, is
there any field from those results which can confirm AMFPHP's installed in the
hosting service?

Xyzer · 05-08-2006, 11:11 PM

As SecondVersion said the code is:

PHP Code:

  <?php

phpinfo();

?>

Hope that helps, im learning php to and need to do this sort of stuff to help me!

PoorDoggie · 06-05-2006, 09:33 AM

you just have to run the script and browse down the page.

You could press Ctrl+F and type in the name of that component!

Tom

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Dave Zan Electrifying Guy Forum Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 4,232 2,029.65 NP$ (Donate)	Damn. I actually have that in my computer, and I totally forgot about that! Thanks, SV! Followup question, though, since it's only now I'm learning about php. My friend has a flash-intensive website which requires AMFPHP (that's why I mentioned it in my starting thread). Based on that string of code you input, is there any field from those results which can confirm AMFPHP's installed in the hosting service? __________________ *Vidi, Vici, Veni!* Follow Me On Twitter...

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Xyzer Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: United Kindom Posts: 1,506 90.70 NP$ (Donate)	As SecondVersion said the code is: PHP Code: `<?php phpinfo(); ?>` Hope that helps, im learning php to and need to do this sort of stuff to help me!

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