Administrative and Maintenance Tools - Server Info in Admin Control Panel

This is a script that shows a lot of server information inside the AdminCP.

- Shows server time with exec(date)
- Shows uptime with exec(uptime)
- Shows server load with file_get_contents("/proc/loadavg")
- Shows memory usage with exec(free -m)
- Shows free disk space with exec(df -h)
- phpinfo() link
- Shows MySQL Stats with mysql_stat()
- Shows MySQL Status with "SHOW STATUS" query
- Shows MySQL Vars with "SHOW VARIABLES" query

Its superadmin only.

Installation
- Upload "server_info.php" to your admincp
- Upload "cpnav_serverinfo.xml" to your includes/xml
- Reload your AdminCP, its under "Server Info"


Info on Server Loads

[BadgerDog]

Installed....

Reloaded AdminCP and logged in...

Run any function and get this...

Fatal error: Call to undefined function rpm_print_stop_back() in /usr/www/apache/htdocs/milsurps/admincp/server_info.php on line 17

Suggestions?

Thanks

Regards,
Badger

Edit: Ignore above... discovered you had to be logged in as SuperAdmin....

I usually avoid that and only login as Admin.... can I change something someplace to be able to use it under the lower capability?

BTW, here's what I get for loading...

16:57:51 up 194 days, 20:26, 0 users, load average: 0.08, 0.03, 0.01

[ymy]

Originally Posted by Dream

Use this mod

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=140449

thanks a lot Dream :up:

[NeRilkA]

Thanks Dream

I'm testing it for the translation but Uptime is empty and Server Loads said Failed (i didn't translate these lines )

And on another forum I got this error with the original file :

Fatal error: Call to undefined function rpm_print_stop_back() in /home/www/***/web/forum/admincp/server_info.php on line 17

Oh i just thought it may be because this other forum is on 3.6.4 ?

[Dotara]

Originally Posted by TexasDreams

FROM (Linux using 'free')
if ($_REQUEST['show'] == 'memoryusage' || empty($_REQUEST['show'])) {
print_form_header('', '');
print_table_header('Memory Usage &nbsp;<span class="normal">exec(free)</span>');
exec('free', $mem);
print_description_row('<pre>'.implode('<br />', $mem).'</pre>');
print_table_footer();

TO (FreeBSD using 'vmstat')
if ($_REQUEST['show'] == 'memoryusage' || empty($_REQUEST['show'])) {
print_form_header('', '');
print_table_header('Memory Usage &nbsp;<span class="normal">exec(vmstat)</span>');
exec('vmstat', $mem);
print_description_row('<pre>'.implode('<br />', $mem).'</pre>');
print_table_footer();

After replacing these codes for freebsd, I'm getting error "parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /usr/home/dotara/public_html/admincp/server_info.php 152"



I'm using FreeBSD 6.x

[Dream]

Originally Posted by NeRilkA

Thanks Dream

I'm testing it for the translation but Uptime is empty and Server Loads said Failed (i didn't translate these lines )

And on another forum I got this error with the original file :


Oh i just thought it may be because this other forum is on 3.6.4 ?

Are you running on unix?

The other problem you have is my bad. You need to run this as a Super Admin or that will happen.

[Dream]

Originally Posted by Dotara

After replacing these codes for freebsd, I'm getting error "parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /usr/home/dotara/public_html/admincp/server_info.php 152"



I'm using FreeBSD 6.x

Most likely an error in your editing the file, thats a PHP parse error. Check line 152 of the file.

[Dotara]

Originally Posted by Dream

Most likely an error in your editing the file, thats a PHP parse error. Check line 152 of the file.

Here is Line 152 ?>
I've only replaced the codes of memory usage, didn't edit anything else.

[Dream]

Attach your modified serverinfo.php

[Dotara]

Attached.

[Dream]

I think you ate a } after

PHP Code:

if ($_REQUEST['show'] == 'memoryusage' || empty($_REQUEST['show'])) {
    print_form_header('', '');
    print_table_header('Memory Usage &nbsp;<span class="normal">exec(free)</span>');
    exec('vmstat', $mem);
    print_description_row('<pre>'.implode('<br />', $mem).'</pre>');
    print_table_footer();