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Dec 10th, 2003

Uptime

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I created this into a cgi file

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
# sload - current server load
#

print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";

print <<EOM;
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT=15>
<TITLE> $ENV{SERVER_NAME} HTTPD Load </TITLE>

<H2> Current load average of
<A HREF=/>$ENV{SERVER_NAME}</A><HR></H2>
EOM

print `uptime`;
print "<P>";

Now I want that on my website.. how do I create the html to show it on my index.htm instead of having another window poping up showing the uptime.cgi

Last edited by root; Dec 10th, 2003 at 4:10 am.

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Dec 23rd, 2003

Re: Uptime

I don't think you can have CGI in an HTML file?

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Dec 24th, 2003

Re: Uptime

you can use <iframe> tag provided by html

or use php
[php]<?php
$data = shell_exec(uptime);
echo $data;
?>[/php]

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Re: Uptime

Yep, but remember that it must be a PHP file then if you want to use PHP (unless you use frames again, which I highly dislike personally :p)

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Mar 25th, 2004

Re: Uptime

You should be able to cross over into a small flash button or half banner and embed that code...I think...not sure on that.

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Mar 25th, 2004

Re: Uptime

What http server are you using? I would recommend a SSI (server-side include) if possible.

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