vB3 Server Status via Admin CP

vB Server Status 1.0 for vBulletin 3 RC 2

A powerful script that shows you server information without any need to login via Telnet or SSH.
This is for a Red Hat linux server and is most useful for dedicated server admins.


Features
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1) Integrated into vB Admin CP - uses Admin CP cp.css style
2) View recent Telnet or SSH logins
3) View current kernel version
4) View current linux version
5) View number of current Apache processes running
6) View number of current MySQL processes running
7) View Hard Disk Partition names and sizes
8) View your current TOP information (including server loads, top processes)
9) View your current Netstat information
8) View your current Apache processes in detail (with % CPU/ memory/ PID)
9) View MySQL database detailed information
10) View PHP detailed information


Installation
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1) Upload "serverinfo.php" to your /admincp folder.

2) Edit your /admin/index.php file:

Finish!

Once this is installed, you can just click on the "vB Server Status" link in your Admin CP on the left column underneath your "vBulletin Options" to access this.

Enjoy!

Dr. Erwin Loh

[Onkel_Tom]

For those Servers which are not running Redhat Linux just change the following line in serverinfo.php to read the version of Linux

$linux = "cat /etc/redhat-release";

to your Linux Distribution:
$linux = "cat /etc/debian_version";
$linux = "cat /etc/SuSE-release";
$linux = "cat /etc/mandrake-release";
$linux = "cat /etc/fedora-release";
$linux = "cat /etc/gentoo-release";
$linux = "cat /etc/slackware-version";
$linux = "cat /etc/eos-version";

[Dan]

Nice work Erwin I'm going to use this.

[The Realist]

Works 100%

Nice one Doc

Laters

[Onkel_Tom]

In arrangement with Dr. Loh I updated the script to get some more server information and also have some cosmetic changes.

New additional Features
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1) Implemented Online Users from Dr. Loh's top.php Script
2) Configure several Unix Distributions
3) View machine Type
4) View Server Name
5) View Operating System Type
6) View Operating System Version
7) View Processor

Depending on your Server it could be that some information are not correct displayed in the output. If this happens you can edit the serverinfo.php file an comment the wrong displayed lines with // in the beginning.

have fun

[The Realist]

Works a treat M8, well done.

But............

One of my settings says:

Open_tables | 1023 | 100% of table_cache in use

Is this right?

[Onkel_Tom]

Originally Posted by The Realist

One of my settings says:

Open_tables | 1023 | 100% of table_cache in use

Is this right?

The script only reads the information an status from your MySQL Server.
So this information must be right !
Check your MySQL Konfiguration to fix the 100% table_cache

[PranK]

Cheers erwin!

/me clicks install

[weitalia]

It's fantastic!!!!