Mini Mods - [OzzModz] Server Load Stats on Who's Online

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This is a modification that will will add your server load stats to the Who's Online page.

It is a simple installation, just import the product XML, ozzmodz_server_load

You can edit the options under the settings, [OzzModz] Server Load Stats on Who's Online Settings

Papa Bear asked for this here.

Complete Feature List

• Option to disable the mod completely.
• Option to select which usergroups can see the stats.
• Option to set which user id's can see the stats.

Frequently Asked Questions.

Q. Why do I need such a thing, you ask?

A. Some admins might like to see their server load stats without having to go into the ACP.


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What does 'Marking As Installed' do ?

* It helps you to stay on top of updates - members who have installed modifications will be notified whenever new updates are available.

* For security issues - vbulletin.org will contact all members who have installed a modification whenever a security issue is brought to their attention.

* Marking a modification as installed also helps me know how many people are using my work, giving me extra incentive to provide more features and new modifications.

I appreciate the support!
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* History (Changelog) *
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v1.0.0 (September 11, 2014)
- Initial public release.

[gajinoz]

Great stuff, thanks.

[ozzy47]

Glad you like it, and thanks for marking as installed.

[thetechgenius]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Most likely, I don't think it will work on a windows server.

Yeah, I figured that was the problem.

[qpurser]

Ozzy,
installed your MOD and did the settings as required.
However I get also the
Server Load Averages: , ,
Server Up Time: ,
problem.

We are on a regular Apache server

[ozzy47]

Not sure, have not run across that on a linux system before.

[tbworld]

Originally Posted by ozzy47

Most likely, I don't think it will work on a windows server.

Microsoft released an 'uptime.exe' many years back -- it might still work. Today, many admins handle this through 'power shell' on windows servers, although there are a quite a few alternate methods. If you can get some feedback from the users here, maybe we can gain a picture of what the windows hosts are recommending for a "loading response". A good host will have already established a response method.

[thetechgenius]

Originally Posted by tbworld

Microsoft released an 'uptime.exe' many years back -- it might still work. Today, many admins handle this through 'power shell' on windows servers, although there are a quite a few alternate methods. If you can get some feedback from the users here, maybe we can gain a picture of what the windows hosts are recommending for a "loading response". A good host will have already established a response method.

I run my own dedicated server though. So there isn't any host that manages my machine.

[tbworld]

Originally Posted by thetechgenius

I run my own dedicated server though. So there isn't any host that manages my machine.

Sorry, I am not sure what you are referring to, or your point?

[gajinoz]

Interesting development ....

I had this working perfectly on Vers. 4.1.7

I've now upgraded to Vers. 4.2.3 Publishing Suite. Now it doesn't appear to be working. Yes, I did re-enable the plugin.

Possibly something I did somewhere but maybe there is some issue with 4.2.3

No big deal but maybe you might want to have a look at it.

[ozzy47]

I have it working fine on v4.2.2 pl2