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jw00dy

03-26-2007 01:35 AM

Great mod.

I made some modifications to mine so it would show the free and df information is easier to read formats.

free -m show the memory in MB and not kb.
df -h show the stats in MB, GB, etc.

Both are much easier to read. And feel free to update the mod so it shows them this way, as I think most will prefer it this way.

Lines 66 - 80 in server_info.php changed to this:

Code:

    if ($_REQUEST['show'] == 'memoryusage' || empty($_REQUEST['show'])) {

    print_form_header('', '');

    print_table_header('Memory Usage &nbsp;<span class="normal">exec(free -m)</span>');

    exec('free -m', $mem);

    print_description_row('<pre>'.implode('<br />', $mem).'</pre>');

    print_table_footer();

    }

    

    if ($_REQUEST['show'] == 'freediskspace' || empty($_REQUEST['show'])) {

    print_form_header('', '');

    print_table_header('Free Disk Space &nbsp;<span class="normal">exec(df -h)</span>');

    exec('df -h', $df);

    print_description_row('<pre>'.implode('<br />', $df).'</pre>');

    print_table_footer();

    }

Dream

03-26-2007 01:40 AM

Thanks, I'll update the mod :)

great

jw00dy

03-26-2007 01:43 AM

Guess some screen prints might be nice too:
df -h

Code:

Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on

/dev/hda6             2.0G  473M  1.4G  26% /

/dev/hda1              99M   36M   59M  38% /boot

/dev/hda2             9.7G  1.9G  7.4G  20% /usr

/dev/hda3             7.7G  797M  6.6G  11% /var

/dev/hda7             989M   17M  922M   2% /tmp

/dev/hda8              52G  5.3G   44G  11% /home

none                 1000M     0 1000M   0% /dev/shm

/dev/hdb1              46G  2.7G   41G   7% /home2

/dev/hdb3              26G  7.7G   17G  32% /backup

free -m

Code:

             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached

Mem:          1999       1882        116          0        213        745

-/+ buffers/cache:        924       1075

Swap:         4000          0       4000

jw00dy

03-26-2007 01:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dream (Post 1212350)

Thanks, I'll update the mod :)

great

Cool, just glad to help. I can't code for jack, but in some cases I'm useful :D :D

Dream

03-26-2007 02:31 AM

Well, I'm not a Unix guru myself :)

Updated, made free be free -m and df be df -h

Dream

03-26-2007 02:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doctor Death (Post 1211244)

Server Info will not show up as product now and therefore you cannot track versions installed.

I always send an update when I update my mods. Sending an update sends an email to everyone that has the mod marked as Installed. So no need for a useless product xml just to show a version number.

adwade

03-26-2007 11:03 AM

One question, for those of us not in-the-know (yet) what do each of the numbers mean?(i.e. Average for some timeperiod, Instantaneous, Peak, etc??)

Server Loads: average: 2.22, 2.10, 2.30 2.22 : 2.10

Also Thanxx for the tickler stating: Please click Mark as Installed if you use this modification >>>> Somehow I'd overlooked Clicking 'Installed' and it caught my attention this time. And after reading the statement just above, I understand WHY it's important to do so!:eek: Anyway, I'm on board now. :D Nice improvements too, jw00dy. :up:

mcqwert

03-26-2007 05:08 PM

Thanks.

Also, frightening to see how high my server load is:

Server Loads: 28.07 26.97 : 29.84

Dream

03-26-2007 10:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by adwade (Post 1212627)

One question, for those of us not in-the-know (yet) what do each of the numbers mean?(i.e. Average for some timeperiod, Instantaneous, Peak, etc??)

Server Loads: average: 2.22, 2.10, 2.30 2.22 : 2.10

Here's info on server loads that may help you

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...&postid=291831

Paul M

03-26-2007 10:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mcqwert (Post 1212844)

Thanks.

Also, frightening to see how high my server load is:

Server Loads: 28.07 26.97 : 29.84

That's not just frightening, it's appalling, I honestly don't know how your forum is running - the response times from it must be poor/dire.

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