Do you know the way to find what is the computer configuration on my host, RAM, CPU and HDD by perl or php?

Hi,

this php script may help?

<?

echo phpinfo();
?>

Cheers,

Dat

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Thanks for you answer I find the right script phpSysInfo

in anybody nead them http://phpsysinfo.sourceforge.net/

Hmm thats quite a useful script.

Hmm it doesn't seem to work for me. Half the info is missing:

http://www.wiredon.net/sys/index.php

Hm...

Sorry I can help you :(

Read the install there is samothing about php.ini maybe there is you problem

Nah its ok Im writing my own in perl ;)

http://www.wiredon.net/cgi-bin/dev/index.cgi

....and frankly its going to be better than phpSysInfo...

Ok whilst I was eating lunch I wrote my own script in perl.

It is attached below for those who want to try it out.

Installation:

Upload all files to the same directory (one cgi script and 3 templates).

Chmod env.cgi to 755 and that's it.

Edit: I should point out it is only for *nix servers and has only been tested on RedHat.

Error: (Unix - BSD, Apache 1.3) - 2 different servers



Works fine on another server running Linux RedHat.

Anyone interested in running it on UNIX systems will probably confront errors as I have.

But decent script, Paul.
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Cheers,
Me

That's because it will only work on linux machines. *BSD, Solaris, etc use a different /proc.

Adrian

To skip past those /proc/ errors on line 164 change:

open P, "</proc/$_[0]" or error("Can't read /proc/$_[0]: $!", 1);

to...

open P, "</proc/$_[0]";

...it should work then but won't show as much information.

....I'll have to investigate the different proc on those other OS's to make it more reliable.