Admin CP UserTools and ServerStats

This hack will replace your server average loads with a more detailed table schema.
The following options are available:
- quick user finder (placed at the top)
- useful links (reorganised)
- members online (now viewable even if your sever is not Linux)
- server type (with php and mysql version)
- server uptime
- host name
- host IP address
- your IP address (port number also)
- load averages
- database (name) usage (data and index)
- attachment usage (if enabled)
- custom avatar usage (if enabled)
- users awaiting moderation
- attachments awaiting moderation
- new users today
- registered visitors today
- new threads today
- new posts today

[high]CREDITS:[/high] Freddie Bingham
Integration of Admin Quick Stats options.
I decided to integrate Freddie's hack because I anticipated that several users will ask for it.

ESTIMATED INSTALL TIME: 2 minutes
REQUESTED BY: Nobody
TESTED IN VERSION: 2.2.7

[high]NOTE:[/high] If your server does not support @exec('uptime'), the following stats will be disabled:
- server uptime
- host name
- host IP address (only)
- load averages

The way it was written the code before, you couldn't see any 'members online' stats, if you didnt run(host) a linux box. I enabled it so it's viewable all the time.
Also, notice the way it changes the plural of words, based on the value. for example, if the 'hour' value is higher then 1, it will show as 'hours'. This is available for all words that change, depending on the number variable.

NOTE: If you installed PPN's Attachments as Files, read this post.

HACK UPDATES
Version 1.1
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Changes:
- added 'Your IP Address' option.
If you installed the hack, go here to view the changes.


To download the latest version of this hack, click on the link below:

[TECK]

you wont be able to see it becasue is not stored in the database the information. you should remove the line for attachments in stats.

[Chris M]

Ok...

I removed one of the lines...

This one :

PHP Code:

$attach = $DB_site->query_first("SELECT SUM(LENGTH(hash)) AS size FROM attachment"); 


Satan

[Chris M]

Ah...And this line too for those who need to or want to :

PHP Code:

makelabelcode('Attachment Usage:', kbtomb($attach['size'])); 


Satan

[TECK]

i use a different approach me to eliminate completly the lines that have 0 values.
for example, if my specific line it has either "0.0 MB" or "0", i use a line like that:

if (kbtomb($attach['size']) != '0.0 MB') {
  makelabelcode('Attachment Usage:', kbtomb($attach['size']));
}

or

if ($newusers['count'] != '0') {
  makelabelcode('New Users Today:', $newusers['count']);
}

i added this condition to all functions that might give me 0 values. just a tip for those who want to have it more compact the information.

[Chris M]

Cool...

Satan

[Buddha]

*clicks install*

thank you.
excellent resource.
love it.

keep 'em coming.

[wooolF[RM]]

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[TECK]

Originally posted by hellsatan
Cool...

Satan

cool?? no, you are cool...
people you should see hell's no. of installed hacks in profile:
[high]# Of Hacks hellsatan Installed: 517[/high]

wow. all the respect for installing a record no. of hacks and also even greater respect for taking the effort to click the button install. wich not alot of people do.

call it laziness, not other thing. if you install a hack, at least give credit to the hacker.
one more time, thanks satan your all.

floren.

[Mutt]

modified it to work with attachments af files


replace this

PHP Code:

$attach = $DB_site->query_first("SELECT SUM(LENGTH(filedata)) AS size FROM attachment"); 


with this

PHP Code:

function dirsize($dir) {
$dh = opendir($dir);
$size = 0;
while (($file = readdir($dh)) !== false)
if ($file != "." and $file != "..") {
$path = $dir."/".$file;
if (is_dir($path))
$size += dirsize($path);
elseif (is_file($path))
$size += filesize($path);
}
closedir($dh);
$mgs_size = sprintf('%.2f',$size/1048576) . ' MB';
return $mgs_size;
} 


then replace this

PHP Code:

makelabelcode('Attachment Usage:', kbtomb($attach['size'])); 


with this

PHP Code:

makelabelcode('Attachment Usage:', dirsize($attachpath)); 


thats it! this new function will handle any totaling up all of the file sizes in that dir and will check for any sub directories.

I used the same function to total up uploaded profile pics and sig images.

[TECK]

very nice Mutt... i learn from everyone something, every day.
chris?? you wanna try it in your board since you request it?
let us know if it worked great, as i assume... so other users will use the code to.

ok, i added a link in the first post.