Server Uptime

Not really a HACK, but nice little script for information...

I added "System Uptime" to the footer of my site:

Save this as uptime.php:

<?PHP

$result = mysql_query("show status");
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){
if ($row['Variable_name'] == "Uptime") { $uptime = $row['Value']; }
}
$days = ((($uptime/60)/60)/24);
$wholeday = (int) $days;
$hours = (($days - $wholeday)*24);
$wholehour = (int) $hours;
$minutes = (($hours - $wholehour)*60);
$wholeminute = (int) $minutes;

echo "<center><font size=1>";
echo "System Uptime: ";
echo $wholeday . " Days ";
echo $wholehour . " Hours ";
echo $wholeminute . " Minutes <br>";
echo "</font></center>";

?>

Then "include" that file in your footer, or anywhere else you want it displayed.

The actual uptime is a check of mySQL dB.

Enjoy!

[Chris M]

What...

You mean :

PHP Code:

include("./uptime.php"); 


That wasnt for you, it was for the person who replied after you

Satan

[TheWulff]

hehe I now that but I dont know how to include it in my footer ;(

[SemperFidelis]

Now this is a pretty cool idea
Cheers to evryone for their input so far


Does anyone have an idea on what the best way would be to integrate this with Admin Quick Stats ?

This is what currently is displayed in my /admin/index.php



And I would like to add its content directly below
-Server Type
-MYSQL
entries if possible

[firewars]

Neither way is working.
I tried including it in the footer: how would that work anyway? No PHP parsing down there.
I tried parsing the code in the phpinclude-template and then used echo to show the values: there are none.

Somehow I just can't get values to show - not even running "uptime.php" directly gives me valid numbers (0 0 0 must be wrong).

[nuno]

*gee*
paste this into your phpinclude template

PHP Code:

$result = mysql_query("show status"); 
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ 
if ($row['Variable_name'] == "Uptime") { $uptime = $row['Value']; } 
} 
$days = ((($uptime/60)/60)/24); 
$wholeday = (int) $days; 
$hours = (($days - $wholeday)*24); 
$wholehour = (int) $hours; 
$minutes = (($hours - $wholehour)*60); 
$wholeminute = (int) $minutes; 


paste this into your footer template, right after $copyrighttext<br>

<smallfont>System Uptime: $wholeday Days $wholehour Hours $wholeminute Minutes
</smallfont>

All done

[firewars]

I told you I did that.
And as I said, it's (still) not working.

[firewars]

Ok, it's somehow my fault.
I've already got a "script" in my phpinclude-template and it looks like it doesn't really like yours.
Any way to let the vB know where one "script" ends and where another one starts?

[firewars]

Never mind.
I just cut the script there was out and pasted it back in - it seems to work now.
Thanks

[Boofo]

How would you make a single variable out of it so you can call it like this:

$sysuptime

I'm trying to put it in my Quick Stats in the admin cp. And where would I call the variable from? Still in my phpinclude?

Originally posted by nuno
*gee*
paste this into your phpinclude template

PHP Code:

$result = mysql_query("show status"); 
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ 
if ($row['Variable_name'] == "Uptime") { $uptime = $row['Value']; } 
} 
$days = ((($uptime/60)/60)/24); 
$wholeday = (int) $days; 
$hours = (($days - $wholeday)*24); 
$wholehour = (int) $hours; 
$minutes = (($hours - $wholehour)*60); 
$wholeminute = (int) $minutes; 


paste this into your footer template, right after $copyrighttext<br>

<smallfont>System Uptime: $wholeday Days $wholehour Hours $wholeminute Minutes
</smallfont>

All done

[firewars]

For those that want seconds as well, here you go

PHP Code:

$result = mysql_query("show status"); 
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)){ 
if ($row['Variable_name'] == "Uptime") { $uptime = $row['Value']; } 
} 
$days = ((($uptime/60)/60)/24); 
$wholeday = (int) $days; 
$hours = (($days - $wholeday)*24); 
$wholehour = (int) $hours; 
$minutes = (($hours - $wholehour)*60); 
$wholeminute = (int) $minutes;
$seconds = (($minutes - $wholeminute)*60);
$wholesecond = (int) $seconds; 


..for those who want 1 variable that has all the stuff in it, add this line below all the code:

PHP Code:

$sysuptime = "System Uptime: $wholeday Days $wholehour Hours $wholeminute Minutes"; 


..with seconds (see my code):

PHP Code:

$sysuptime = "System Uptime: $wholeday Days $wholehour Hours $wholeminute Minutes $wholesecond Seconds"; 


..then put $sysuptime where you want that line to show - enjoy.