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Show PHP & MySQL Version Info in Admin Panel
One of my admins wanted a way to keep track of what versions of software we run on our server are at, so I threw together this little hack.
It's really very simple, and only requires one code hack in admin/index.php. In admin/index.php find: Code:
<tr class="secondalt"> Code:
<tr class="firstalt"> Works with all versions of vBulletin but requires PHP v4.0.5 to display the MySQL server info. If you have that version (which you shouldn't, get 4.1.2 if you can) then just remove the second section of the code. PHP version information will load on all copies of PHP. Disclamer, if you break it, it's not my fault. |
You can already access this info from /admin/index.php?s=&action=phpinfo
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firefly.. do you think there should be a disclaimer before you post a hack?
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The disclamer was a joke.
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I've to admin I like it! :)
So you can see at the first glance in the CP if your hoster has updated any of both versions, i.e. php or mysql. Thx, -Tom |
nice nice, since i am the admin, and got remote access to our server, i can know as well if any one was trying to mess with MY forum! :D and decapitate em!
and if i do break it, i will be breaking someone :) thnx m8! |
very good idea. quick, easy, and useful.
Thank you. |
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