Today i bring to you my first piece of php work which i find to be quite nice.
It may not be the hardest thing to do but some people will like this
This is an adaption of a simple free existing script but vastly improved and styles so using images instead of words to show online services and offline services and it has had more added to it
Example: http://www.xtremehosts.co.uk/server
First off start by opening up a blank notepad
Then copy and paste this into it:
Ok now the breakdownPHP Code:<style type="text/css">
<!--
.style3 {
font-family: verdana;
font-size: 12px;
}
-->
</style>
<p class="style3"> Use this page to check the status of any system on our server</p>
<p class="style3">Server Status:<br />
</p>
<?php
//You can replace the domain with an IP if you wish
$site = "Your IP Goes here";
$http = fsockopen($site, 80);
$ftp = fsockopen($site, 21);
$pop3 = fsockopen($site, 110);
$cPanel = fsockopen($site, 2082);
$WHM = fsockopen($site, 2086);
if ($http) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">Http Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">Http Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($ftp) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">FTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">FTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($pop3) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">POP3/SMTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">POP3/SMTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($cPanel) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">cPanel Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">cPanel Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($WHM) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">WHM Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">WHM Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
echo("$status");
?>
This code is the IP/Domain of the server we are going to check:
This code checks the status of each port. For example we have Port 80 and Port 21 which are http and Ftp. You can have it check any Port on the server but in this it checks:PHP Code:$site = "Your IP Goes here";
HTTP
FTP
POP3/SMTP
cPanel
WHM
This part of the code displays the results of the checkPHP Code:$http = fsockopen($site, 80);
$ftp = fsockopen($site, 21);
$pop3 = fsockopen($site, 110);
$cPanel = fsockopen($site, 2082);
$WHM = fsockopen($site, 2086);
And finally this part of the code echo's the output and makes it visible on the PHP page we have created:PHP Code:if ($http) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">Http Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">Http Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($ftp) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">FTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">FTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($pop3) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">POP3/SMTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">POP3/SMTP Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($cPanel) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">cPanel Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">cPanel Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
if ($WHM) {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">WHM Status: <img src="/images/ball_green.gif"></p>';
}
else {
$status .= '<p><font face="Verdana" size="2">WHM Status: <img src="/images/ball_red.gif"></p>';
}
This is my first tutorial on how to make a Server System check page. This is a seriously modified version of a simple PHP code on hostpapersPHP Code:echo("$status");
There is obviously room for expansion and more for what you can do with this and if you do modify do share your changes with people so that we can all update our script to include any new features you may develop. Remember to leave a link to a working Demo
Thanks and Enjoy
(please note replace the path to the online and offline images with your own as the ones i have are the ones i have chosen to use. You may have a different choice as to what you wish to use. Mine are from WHMCS billing system)
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[TUT] Making a Server Status/ System Check page
Last edited by J1MI; 22-09-2006 at 09:19 AM.
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ent this from techtuts
OK edit veryt sorry as daves just explained on msnLast edited by Speed-networks2; 21-09-2006 at 03:52 PM.
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wont work on non cpanel hosts though
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Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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Originally Posted by :.:Numark:.:
wont work on non cpanel hosts though
Thats easy change the ports to their respective ports for Plesk etc
This was written for cPanel
Can be easily modified to work with plesk if you change the ports
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how would i get it to work with 1and1 CP?
:8 Originally Posted by Chippiewill
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hmm that is perfectly coded, also works, maybe put in tut section (mod) Originally Posted by Dude2892
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Thanks
Im continuing to develop the server file and may look into adding more pages to it
Im working on uptime and showing space used in a bar
Its not easy making a bar show space used out of 100%
If anyone feels like helping feel free to try and post on this thread
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harder than i thought to develop
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Nice tut I Would of +rep but nah I only +reps to people who are kind!
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