Service Uptime & Stats script!

[scribby]

Hi,
Im working on a service uptime and stats script, ive added a fair bit but I know there are a few more processes and other stuff that could be monitered from it? you can view what ive done so far here

 

[aween]

well looks great to me. good job so far!

 

[Porte]

Looks great to me too, good job scribby. But I don't understand this:

current load 46.5% ?

 

[.PJ]

LMAO!

Current Load: 126.75%

I thought when I read the post above ^^ that it must just list how much of the CPU is being used, but that much of the CPU wouldn't allow it to run would it. how is more than 100% possible?

PJ

 

[scribby]

basicly the server load percentage works like this each cpu should have a max load of 1.00 and since the server the script is on at the moment has 4 cpus that max load becomes 4.00, based on some of my research when the cpu is at 1.00 that means it is processing all it can, when its at say 1.50 that means its processing and has some in line to be processed, as the server load was 126.75% before that means it was mostlikely at 4.25 or something similar. also I have worked out the server will actualy continue to run at a stedy speed at 240% anything above that and you can notice speed differences.

hope that all makes sence.

 

[Porte]

Oh yea it does, I just didn't know what's the percentage for, because I always used to knew the 1.00+/- cpu load without that percentage thing.

 

[StudioWorks]

Shouldn't this be in the review area ?

 

[GJ]

Good work there, looks very good.

 

[Sabre]

Looks cool to me! :D

 

[scribby]

Aweomse script! Anyway i could get it?

yes it will be for sale soon around about $10 for the script (No resale rights).
check it out now done alot more work since when it was first posted here.

 

[scribby]

wow ive impressed myself lol, http://www.switch2hosting.com/Status/ been working on it for a bit now, still a few more things to add but its looking realy good

 

[Peter]

looks good.

noticed in your display code for other people to use has slashes in it when it should not however,

the following is what is showing

<a href=\'http://www.switch2hosting.com/Status\'><img src=\'http://www.switch2hosting.com/Status/image.png\' alt=\'Server Status\' border=\'0\'></a>

when it should be

<a href='http://www.switch2hosting.com/Status'><img src='http://www.switch2hosting.com/Status/image.png' alt='Server Status' border='0'></a>

looks like you need to run it through strip slashes.

 

[hasif]

please let me know when it will release for sell, i am interested to buy this.

please let me know when it will release for sell, i am interested to buy this because it is wonderful & well graphics used looks cool.

 

[i386]

PHPSysInfo is also good.

 

[scribby]

please let me know when it will release for sell, i am interested to buy this.

please let me know when it will release for sell, i am interested to buy this because it is wonderful & well graphics used looks cool.

It is avalible now for sale, just send an e-mail to me scribby(@)scribbytech.net

PHPSysInfo is also good.

This does not have anything to do with the script im getting you to review here.
Also from what I know about phpsysinfo my script does more.

Regards
Richard Simpson

 

[scribby]

It does look a lot better. I cant wait till the script is done. :hehe:

it is actualy done now, well this release anyway, I will be doing more updates on it as I think of new ideas, I allready have a few.

if you buy it now you are sent a new release everytime a new version is released.

 

[ezimedia]

HI Scribby

A very nice script you have there... how do I get a copy , do you accept paypal if so PM me the details, I want a copy.. Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Thanks
Tom Dahne

 

[Ray]

good script indeed

except i wouldnt waste 10$, as the fact is that whm lets you view this, as well display it to yoour customers with a link

 

[scribby]

good script indeed

except i wouldnt waste 10$, as the fact is that whm lets you view this, as well display it to yoour customers with a link

you cant display your whm stats to clients unless they are signed into cpanel etc..

also my stats are easyer to view for clients, as some computer illitarate users may become confused with the stat's given by whm/cpanel.

 

[stscac]

you cant display your whm stats to clients unless they are signed into cpanel etc..

also my stats are easyer to view for clients, as some computer illitarate users may become confused with the stat's given by whm/cpanel.

this is true, good point

-Steve