Sweeeeeet. Very cool...
http://geek.j2solutions.net/sysinfo/
follow the link at the bottom to get one for yer self!!
BTW< those stats are generated each time you view it....
Sweeeeeet. Very cool...
Gee, I sorta expected it to fry my harddrive, delete my user account, send spam using my sendmail, and make an anonymous call asking the Jehova's Witnesses to stop by for a quick chat whenever they were in the area.
Hehe no no, this was a USEFULL script....
Im impressed. Ive been working on something like this for a Linux server at work (while working on the intranet server), but now that this is right here in front of my face, why bother ?????
Viva La SourceForge
If its not too much to ask, could you explain how you did that ??? *I would really like to know =)
<<EDIT: Read the readme and does not work on windows =)
*shrug* I don't know how it did it. Sourceforge has the php files that you need. Just untar them into a web directory, and away you go.If its not too much to ask, could you explain how you did that ??? I would really like to know =)
<<EDIT: Read the readme and does not work on windows =)
I guess I could view the .php files, but I'd rather not...
I've read the php files, because I wanted to make a more configurable version, but theres still some parts I can't quite understand..
They seem to be using a class type, which does it all, so it's just to do a:
But how that template is build I have _no_ idear, this is the part I _dont_ understand...Code:$sys_info = new Template; $sis_info->what_ever_sys_call(); $sys_info->print();
I poked around and found out how this app works =) Really quite simple if you think about it, its just using preg_match() which means "perl regular expersion match".
The files are in /proc/[file name]
About the templates, I haven't figured this out yet but I will look into it. Does anyone know who wrote this ?
Bookmarks