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Anyone know the command to post system uptime to a page?
Would like to post it on my front page. Isn't is like $PHP_Uptime er something? im looking but haven't found anything yet. Oh, except to echo end-users browser/os type neat stuff.
That's pretty nicely done. The only problem is it doesn't extract the number of days properly. The number of days doesn't always start on the 13th character. And it only reads 2 characters meaning you could never have an uptime greater then 99 days. But it shouldn't be too hard to modify that. You could remove the line $uptime = (exec("uptime"));
and replace the $up = line with the following one:
$up = (exec("uptime | sed 's/.*up //' | sed 's/ days.*//'"));
Haven't tried it out but something like that should work.
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