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!

[Brad]

You can also call it via its own template. use nuno's code then do this


in global.php find

PHP Code:

$header='';
$footer=''; 


under that code add

PHP Code:

eval("\$uptime = \"".gettemplate('uptime')."\";"); 


go to your admin cp and add a new template called uptime and paste this into it

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

in the footer replace this

$copyrighttext<br>

with this

$copyrighttext<br>$uptime

untested but sould work

[Boofo]

How would I use this in the admin cp in the index file? It doesn't seem to like it when I try to call it from phpinclude...nothing show up.

[SemperFidelis]

Has anyone come up with a way to do this
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...264#post267264

[Boofo]

Do the following:

In your admin/index.php add this:

//Server Uptime 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; 
$a='s';
if (intval($wholeday)<1){
	$wholeday=0;
}if (intval($wholeday)==1){
	$a='';
}
$hours = (($days - $wholeday)*24); 
$wholehour = (int) $hours; 
$b='s';
if (intval($wholehour)<1){
	$wholehour=0;
}if (intval($wholehour)==1){
	$b='';
}
$minutes = (($hours - $wholehour)*60); 
$wholeminute = (int) $minutes;
$c='s';
if (intval($wholeminute)<1){
	$wholeminute=0;
}if (intval($wholeminute)==1){
	$c='';
}
$seconds = (($minutes - $wholeminute)*60);
$wholesecond = (int) $seconds;
$d='s';
if (intval($wholesecond)<1){
	$wholesecond=0;
}if (intval($wholesecond)==1){
	$d='';
}

makelabelcode('Server Uptime', "$wholeday day$a, $wholehour hour$b, $wholeminute minute$c and $wholesecond second$d.");

right above this:

makelabelcode('MySQL', 'v' . $mysqlversion['version']);

and you'll be all set. I even added code that will make it say 1 day or 1 minute instead of days or minutes (plural).

Enjoy!

Originally posted by v-net
Has anyone come up with a way to do this
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthrea...264#post267264

[SemperFidelis]

Cheers Boofo
Worked like a charm

Server Type Linux / PHP v4.1.2
MySQL v3.23.49-log
Server Uptime 149 days, 6 hours, 7 minutes and 23 seconds.

[Boofo]

I'm also working on an extention to the Quick Stats that will give you even more information. This is just a start.

Server Type
 Linux / PHP v4.2.1 | Protocol:HTTP/1.0 | Port:80
 
Server Load Averages
 0.85, 1.01, 0.81
 
Server Uptime
 2 days, 1 hour, 55 minutes and 41 seconds.
 
Current Online Users
 1 users online (1 members & 0 guests).
 
MySQL
 v3.23.45

By the way, notice the "1 hour" above instead of "1 hours" with an s.

Originally posted by v-net
Cheers Boofo
Worked like a charm

[SemperFidelis]

Looks pretty cool so far
Good luck

[Boofo]

Here's the top part of it that I have done and working so far. It is in a table like the Quick Stas but shorter.

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[hypedave]

jus moved my forum over to a new forum, and now the uptime is stuck on my last server's uptime, any suggestions

[Boofo]

Use myphpadmin and go to the table and delete the row, I think. Look in the database and it should be pretty self-explanatory.