Re: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Tim

Nope, but I do something similar with weather data from my home weather
station.:)  The jpgraph library (http://freshmeat.net/projects/jpgraph/)
is excellent and makes that kind of stuff a snap.

A sample graph is attached.

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On 06 Aug 2001 17:15:53 -0500, Craig Westerman wrote:
 Does anyone here have a script to run uptime every ten minutes or so, log
 output, then display daily output in a nice friendly chart?
 
 Thanks
 
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Re: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Andreas D. Landmark

At 06.08.2001 23:15, Craig Westerman wrote:
Does anyone here have a script to run uptime every ten minutes or so, log
output, then display daily output in a nice friendly chart?

Seems a bit daft running it every ten minutes, as a server should be up 24/7,
how do you plan to check it otherwise?

But on a more serious note, check out www.uptimes.net

(I used to be ranked in the top 250, but then i had to physically move the 
box *sniff*)

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Andrew Brampton

it seems that www.uptimes.net has shut down, I would of liked to see a site
like that.

And tsk tsk, couldn't you of moved your machine while it was on :).. All the
hard core web server admins carry theirs with a UPS attacked and a Radio
Link net connection :)
hehehe

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 At 06.08.2001 23:15, Craig Westerman wrote:
 Does anyone here have a script to run uptime every ten minutes or so, log
 output, then display daily output in a nice friendly chart?

 Seems a bit daft running it every ten minutes, as a server should be up
24/7,
 how do you plan to check it otherwise?

 But on a more serious note, check out www.uptimes.net

 (I used to be ranked in the top 250, but then i had to physically move the
 box *sniff*)

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RE: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Craig Westerman

Does anyone here have a script to run uptime every ten minutes or so, log
output, then display daily output in a nice friendly chart?

Seems a bit daft running it every ten minutes, as a server should be up
24/7,
how do you plan to check it otherwise?


I'm wanting to chart the server load average data displayed when you run
uptime not how many days it has been running.

%uptime
 6:10PM  up 321 days,  6:59, 3 user, load averages: 0.20, 0.16, 0.15
%uptime
 6:19PM  up 321 days,  7:08, 3 user, load averages: 0.15, 0.16, 0.16
%uptime
10:15PM  up 321 days, 11:04, 3 user, load averages: 0.19, 0.24, 0.22

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RE: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Andreas D. Landmark

At 07.08.2001 03:19, Craig Westerman wrote:
 Does anyone here have a script to run uptime every ten minutes or so, log
 output, then display daily output in a nice friendly chart?

 Seems a bit daft running it every ten minutes, as a server should be up
24/7,
 how do you plan to check it otherwise?


I'm wanting to chart the server load average data displayed when you run
uptime not how many days it has been running.

%uptime
  6:10PM  up 321 days,  6:59, 3 user, load averages: 0.20, 0.16, 0.15
%uptime
  6:19PM  up 321 days,  7:08, 3 user, load averages: 0.15, 0.16, 0.16
%uptime
10:15PM  up 321 days, 11:04, 3 user, load averages: 0.19, 0.24, 0.22

The correct way to do that would be to read it straight from the source,
(eg. /proc/loadav for linux with procfs).

That would be much quicker, and it would also save your server a fork
for each reading (unless you are running php as a cgi ;-)

nice uptime btw...

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RE: [PHP] Uptime script

2001-08-06 Thread Craig Westerman

I'm wanting to chart the server load average data displayed when you run
The correct way to do that would be to read it straight from the source,
(eg. /proc/loadav for linux with procfs).

That would be much quicker, and it would also save your server a fork
for each reading (unless you are running php as a cgi ;-)

nice uptime btw...
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I'm running FreeBSD. I'll see if if I can find source as you suggest. 

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-17 Thread Felix Kronlage

On Wed, May 16, 2001 at 06:35:32PM -0700, Ryan Christensen wrote:

 Take a machine down, knowing it's uptime?  (I.e., it's easier to hack a box
 that's been up for 5 months.. as opposed to one that hasn't been??)

By knowing the uptime and the version of the OS (e.g. kernel-version)
you know to which exploits a machine could be vurnerable. 
Say, linux-kernel 2.2.18 has a exploit of some sort and a patch was
released 10 days ago, and a remote machine has a 2.2.18 and a uptime of
20 days, you know that it should be vulnerable to the exploit.

but this is getting off-topic...
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RE: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Patrik Wallstrom

On Wed, 16 May 2001, Ben Cairns wrote:

 I know I've seen one before, and before I go write my own version, does
 anyone know of a PHP script that echoes the uptime of a server (Linux) in
 days,hour,minutes, etc?

 Does anyone know a script to do this under WinNT?

For Linux it is easy, just read the /proc/uptime file:
$uptimevalues = file(/proc/uptime);

The first value from /proc/uptime is the uptime, the second is the idle
time for the cpu.

NT is harder. I don't know anything about that.

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Michael Kimsal



Ben Cairns wrote:

 I know I've seen one before, and before I go write my own version, does
 anyone know of a PHP script that echoes the uptime of a server (Linux) in
 days,hour,minutes, etc?

 Does anyone know a script to do this under WinNT?

http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips228.shtml

There's a link there to a freeware utility called 'uptime'.  Haven't used it,
but I remember poking around months ago for something similar.  Ended up
not needing it, but I'd found this and a couple others. Search for 'nt uptime
dll'
on google.com.

Good luck.



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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Christian Reiniger

On Wednesday 16 May 2001 15:16, Matthew Schroebel wrote:
 Why would you want to advertise that?  Seems like you would be leaking
 information to crackers ...

It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used to 
cause mischief...

chris@server:~$ uptime
  8:55pm  up 45 days, 13:42,  1 user,  load average: 0.07, 0.03, 0.00

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RE: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Ryan Christensen

That's what I was wondering.. hehe.. I just want to be able to show users
that the server is stable.. (this is for a server-status page.. shows
general information.. only for members of the site anyways.)

Ryan

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   Why would you want to advertise that?  Seems like you would be leaking
   information to crackers ...
 
  It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used to
  cause mischief...
 
  chris@server:~$ uptime
8:55pm  up 45 days, 13:42,  1 user,  load average: 0.07, 0.03, 0.00
 
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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Ben Gollmer

Uptime.exe is available on the WinNT / Win2k resource kit. You can also 
download it here:

http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/management/uptime/default.
asp

On NT, you need at least Service Pack 4 to run it.


Ben


On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, at 01:55 PM, Ryan Christensen wrote:

 That's what I was wondering.. hehe.. I just want to be able to show 
 users
 that the server is stable.. (this is for a server-status page.. shows
 general information.. only for members of the site anyways.)

 Ryan

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 On Wednesday 16 May 2001 15:16, Matthew Schroebel wrote:
 Why would you want to advertise that?  Seems like you would be leaking
 information to crackers ...

 It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used 
 to
 cause mischief...

 chris@server:~$ uptime
   8:55pm  up 45 days, 13:42,  1 user,  load average: 0.07, 0.03, 0.00

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Matthew Schroebel

If you were trying to take a machine down, it might be useful to know it.
Plus it's easily faked.

 It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used to
 cause mischief...



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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Ryan Christensen

Take a machine down, knowing it's uptime?  (I.e., it's easier to hack a box
that's been up for 5 months.. as opposed to one that hasn't been??)

Easy to fake.. yes.. however if that were the case, I would be the one doing
the faking.. in which case I wouldn't be asking.. :)


Ryan Christensen



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 If you were trying to take a machine down, it might be useful to know it.
 Plus it's easily faked.

  It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used to
  cause mischief...



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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread MaD dUCK

also sprach Ryan Christensen (on Wed, 16 May 2001 06:35:32PM -0700):
 Take a machine down, knowing it's uptime?  (I.e., it's easier to
 hack a box that's been up for 5 months.. as opposed to one that
 hasn't been??)

um, why?
please don't answer if you use windoze for then the answer is obvious.
no intention to flame or whatever, just reading bugtraq...

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Ryan Christensen

No.. as I said in my original post, this is on Linux.. so I was actually
wondering how it would be a risk in Linux.. not win..


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 also sprach Ryan Christensen (on Wed, 16 May 2001 06:35:32PM -0700):
  Take a machine down, knowing it's uptime?  (I.e., it's easier to
  hack a box that's been up for 5 months.. as opposed to one that
  hasn't been??)

 um, why?
 please don't answer if you use windoze for then the answer is obvious.
 no intention to flame or whatever, just reading bugtraq...

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread MaD dUCK

also sprach Ryan Christensen (on Wed, 16 May 2001 06:47:08PM -0700):
 No.. as I said in my original post, this is on Linux.. so I was actually
 wondering how it would be a risk in Linux.. not win..

sorry, i haven't really followed the thread.
well, *iff* your system is properly configured *and* you take good
care of it, then uptime is not an indication of vulnerability.
however, it may well be an indication of how old your kernel is.

if all you want to do is show that your server is stable, then go
ahead and state it's running on linux. seriously, i don't think you
need to prove it. in fact, it seems kind of silly to do so - it's
commonly known and eventually, even the biggest dorks will get tired
of service pack 7b service release 2 patch level 3 second attempt.
excuse me, but the entire windoze 2000/xp joke is about the dumbest
thing that anyone could have ever done to the community. it's
ridiculous in fact.

however, i have something against those users that try hard for the
sake of whatever to have large uptimes. if a new kernel comes out, you
give it two weeks to find out about bugs, and if it's good, you slam
it on. my machines never have uptimes longer than a month, but that's
because i willingly take them down because i care for them. i have
never experienced any of my *BSD or Linux machines crash. sure, i have
done the equivalent of deleting the registry (rm -rf /etc) or have
accidentally disconnected running harddrives, but all UNIX would tell
me is to *please* fix it *while* continuing to run and service users
as usual.

don't compete for high uptimes. take care of your systems and keep
them current. and if you are running windoze in a serious environment,
the ask yourself why the output field in uptime.exe is only 8 bits in
size :-. i found this out as part of a trace debug when someone
pointed this out on bugtraq i think and i didn't believe it.

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread David VanHorn

At 08:18 PM 5/16/01 +0200, Christian Reiniger wrote:
On Wednesday 16 May 2001 15:16, Matthew Schroebel wrote:
  Why would you want to advertise that?  Seems like you would be leaking
  information to crackers ...

It's very difficult to imagine how 'uptime' information could be used to
cause mischief...


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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread David VanHorn

At 03:30 PM 5/16/01 -0500, Ben Gollmer wrote:
Uptime.exe is available on the WinNT / Win2k resource kit. You can also 
download it here:

http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/nts/downloads/management/uptime/default.
asp

Does the windows version have the ability to count larger than hours? :)

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Christopher Heschong


On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, at 09:47 PM, Ryan Christensen wrote:

 No.. as I said in my original post, this is on Linux.. so I was actually
 wondering how it would be a risk in Linux.. not win..

If you want to get the current uptime in Linux without a system() call, 
you should be able to fopen() the /proc/uptime file.  The first number 
is the number of seconds the machine has been up, the second is the 
number of seconds the machine's processes have been idle.

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

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Re: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-16 Thread Steve Werby

Christopher Heschong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 If you want to get the current uptime in Linux without a system() call,
 you should be able to fopen() the /proc/uptime file.  The first number
 is the number of seconds the machine has been up, the second is the
 number of seconds the machine's processes have been idle.

I have a function I wrote that displays uptime and takes arguments of time
units and decimal places.  Have fun.

http://www.befriend.com/code_gallery/php/get_uptime/

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RE: [PHP] Uptime script?

2001-05-15 Thread Tyler Longren

exec(uptime);
or
system(uptime);

Tyler

 -Original Message-
 From: Ryan Christensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2001 11:43 PM
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 Subject: [PHP] Uptime script?
 
 
 I know I've seen one before, and before I go write my own version, does
 anyone know of a PHP script that echoes the uptime of a server (Linux) in
 days,hour,minutes, etc?
 
 Thanks!
 
 
 Ryan Christensen
 
 
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