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Aprelium, you said you were going to post how to find the current CPU usage in PHP a little while back;
have you got this available to post yet?
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| Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 6:42 pm Post subject: Re: CPU Usage |
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | Aprelium, you said you were going to post how to find the current CPU usage in PHP a little while back;
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<-- Also wants this.
Im sure someone mediocore at C could write a command line program to get such info to execute from a script. Like the memory program included with my script. (Which I stole from somewhere =P)
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Nice =)
You could simply use fopen to check your ports without sensors (Unless you have actually disabled these) and mysql_ping for mysql.
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Its not the ports I want to check, its the service itself. If PHP fails, it wont output an echo so it therefore wont load the page and make the image on the main page show green.
I am still working on it. Needs a hell of a lot of work.
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | Its not the ports I want to check, its the service itself. If PHP fails, it wont output an echo so it therefore wont load the page and make the image on the main page show green.
I am still working on it. Needs a hell of a lot of work. |
Looks like it =/
For a very basic example try making an iframe with the images, the html being printed by the language you are testing.
And as for FTP, you could use ftp_connect.
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Thats the way i was going to do it, with iframes. The idea was to make hidden div tags with the iframe in it then the javascript printed by the language making the image on that page change. I did this successfully with just HTML but have never tried it with PHP or any other language.
For a start I need to install ASP and Perl etc to get those ones to work but to start with I will just use PHP and HTML. I then need to know how to print in those langauges too but im sure someone on the forum or a tutorial from google will suffice.
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | Thats the way i was going to do it, with iframes. The idea was to make hidden div tags with the iframe in it then the javascript printed by the language making the image on that page change. I did this successfully with just HTML but have never tried it with PHP or any other language.
For a start I need to install ASP and Perl etc to get those ones to work but to start with I will just use PHP and HTML. I then need to know how to print in those langauges too but im sure someone on the forum or a tutorial from google will suffice. |
Oh, and to be really tacky, be sure to test if HTML is working =)
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lol, well if you see the page, it must be working!!! So much PHP actually :P
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | lol, well if you see the page, it must be working!!! So much PHP actually :P |
You can still impress the older folks =D
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lol, thats true. Plus i made a typo on that, 'must', not 'much'. lol.
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | lol, thats true. Plus i made a typo on that, 'must', not 'much'. lol. |
My spelling would be worse, if I didnt check it.
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I check as I write normally. I touch type so its easier to make mistakes and not see them.
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | I check as I write normally. I touch type so its easier to make mistakes and not see them. |
I seem to do that without trying now =/
I bought a cheap keyboard and the letters have worn off, not much of a choice.
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lol, im supprised these keys havent worn off the amount of typing ive done today!
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | lol, im supprised these keys havent worn off the amount of typing ive done today! |
You should get Whatpulse, its interesting to see how much you type =)
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That looks nice, I might think about downloading it :P
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 1:19 pm Post subject: Re: CPU Usage |
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | Aprelium, you said you were going to post how to find the current CPU usage in PHP a little while back;
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Sorry but we have got no time to work on it. We have the code in C++ but we'll have to convert it to PHP.
We'll manage to work on this script today. :-) It's a promise.
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Thankyou :)
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 3:49 pm Post subject: Re: CPU Usage |
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| aprelium wrote: | | The Inquisitor wrote: | Aprelium, you said you were going to post how to find the current CPU usage in PHP a little while back;
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Sorry but we have got no time to work on it. We have the code in C++ but we'll have to convert it to PHP.
We'll manage to work on this script today. :-) It's a promise. |
I dont suppose you could get the CPU power too. (E.G. "3006Mhz".) Running systeminfo takes way too long to be any use.
Oh, and I love you =)
(Man love, of course.(No gay jokes -_-))
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 6:38 pm Post subject: Re: CPU Usage |
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Here is the promised code:
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<?php
if(class_exists("COM")) {
$wmi = new COM("WinMgmts:\\\\.");
$cpus = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_Processor");
$i = 1;
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
//while ($cpu = $cpus->Next()) {
foreach ($cpus as $cpu) {
echo "<p>Processor $i : " . $cpu->Name . " @ ";
$clockSpeed = $cpu->CurrentClockSpeed;
$cpuLoad = $cpu->LoadPercentage;
echo $clockSpeed . " MHz (Load= " . $cpuLoad ."%)</p>";
$i++;
}
$uptime = 0;
$systems = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_System");
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
//while ($system = $systems->Next()) {
foreach ($systems as $system) {
$PerfTimeStamp = $system->Timestamp_Object ;
$PerfTimeFreq = $system->Frequency_Object ;
$Counter = $system->SystemUpTime ;
$UptimeInSec = ($PerfTimeStamp - $Counter)/$PerfTimeFreq ;
$uptime = max($uptime, $UptimeInSec);
}
echo "<p>Your system uptime is: $uptime</p>";
}
else {
return "<p>Your system does not support WMI!</p>";
}
?>
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With WMI, you can get almost all the parameters of your system (even the CPU voltage!). For those who are intrested in knowing more about the WMI objects, go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/wmisdk/wmi/wmi_classes.asp .
Please note that if you use PHP 4 you'll have to use the while loops instead of the foreach loops (see the comments in the code). |
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 7:47 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks for the code. I will try it right away!!! :P:P:P:P
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| Posted: Wed May 25, 2005 11:13 pm Post subject: |
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I love you aprelium =)
WMI looks like something fun to play with, but I honestly dont get all that $var->$var2 crap, but im sure I could get a basica understanding with a bit of playing around =)
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| Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 8:52 am Post subject: |
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I see this.
Processor 1 : @ MHz (Load= %)
Your system uptime is: 231837.828125
I dont see the load
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| Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 9:11 am Post subject: |
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You need to uncomment certain functions for certain versions of PHP , in your
case your using PHP v4 so you need to use while() instead of foreach() , I did
the modification myself so you don't have to , enjoy showing your CPU.
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<?php
if(class_exists("COM")) {
$wmi = new COM("WinMgmts:\\\\.");
$cpus = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_Processor");
$i = 1;
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
while ($cpu = $cpus->Next()) {
// foreach ($cpus as $cpu) {
echo "<p>Processor $i : " . $cpu->Name . " @ ";
$clockSpeed = $cpu->CurrentClockSpeed;
$cpuLoad = $cpu->LoadPercentage;
echo $clockSpeed . " MHz (Load= " . $cpuLoad ."%)</p>";
$i++;
}
$uptime = 0;
$systems = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_System");
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
while ($system = $systems->Next()) {
// foreach ($systems as $system) {
$PerfTimeStamp = $system->Timestamp_Object ;
$PerfTimeFreq = $system->Frequency_Object ;
$Counter = $system->SystemUpTime ;
$UptimeInSec = ($PerfTimeStamp - $Counter)/$PerfTimeFreq ;
$uptime = max($uptime, $UptimeInSec);
}
echo "<p>Your system uptime is: $uptime</p>";
}
else {
return "<p>Your system does not support WMI!</p>";
}
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| Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 9:26 am Post subject: |
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yes i saw that, and also did that, still the result is like this,
Processor 1 : @ MHz (Load= %)
Your system uptime is: 233915.796875
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mahel,
What is your PHP version and what is the exact version of Windows you have?
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i have PHP Version 4.3.11
the OS is
Xp pro SP2
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I have just tried this script but it causes a php.exe error. It says it needs to be closed because of a serious error.
i have tried it on my Laptop running XP Pro SP2 and my webserver XP Pro (no SP's), both cause the same error. I HAVE selected the correct option in the script (the one that you mention in the comments) so its just the script itself that is causing the error.
When it eventually shows a page its an error 500 Internal Server Error.
Hope you can help.
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| Posted: Thu May 26, 2005 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | I have just tried this script but it causes a php.exe error. It says it needs to be closed because of a serious error.
i have tried it on my Laptop running XP Pro SP2 and my webserver XP Pro (no SP's), both cause the same error. I HAVE selected the correct option in the script (the one that you mention in the comments) so its just the script itself that is causing the error.
When it eventually shows a page its an error 500 Internal Server Error.
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o_O
Seems to work for PHP5.03 =/
Try splitting the script up, commenting certain things, to find the cause.
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Thanks, I will try 5.03 but Aprelium said it will work with PHP4. Thanks anyway.
Aprelium, can you see what you can do please?
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Mahel,
Can you send us your cgi.log file or tell us what error messages are there?
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| Posted: Fri May 27, 2005 10:37 am Post subject: |
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I tried it with PHP5 but it continually shows 100% load when infact its about 30% or less.
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| Posted: Fri May 27, 2005 4:28 pm Post subject: |
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | I tried it with PHP5 but it continually shows 100% load when infact its about 30% or less. |
php-cgi.exe can knock it up pretty high, but I doubt itd be 100% =/
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I know its not 100% because I have task manager up at the same time of executing. It doesnt exceed 40% at any point. I have run the script about 25-30 times all with the same result.
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WMI gives you the CPU usage for the last second. So if your PHP takes more than 1 second to load, it is normal to have this 100% figure. :-(
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| Posted: Fri May 27, 2005 10:07 pm Post subject: |
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| aprelium wrote: | | WMI gives you the CPU usage for the last second. So if your PHP takes more than 1 second to load, it is normal to have this 100% figure. :-( |
My generation time is about 2 seconds from a proxy.
Try putting usleep(500000) or something to make it take its time a little then get accurete usage.
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I put the wrong link in my profile, NOW there is a working demonstration of the CPU usage script :)
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I'm trying to use the FIRST code above from admin, but it says this:
URL: http://lfu.no-ip.org/1.php
| Quote: | | Your system uptime is: 0 |
And.... This comes up with the editied one or the one from TRUSTPink:
URL: http://lfu.no-ip.org/2.php
| Quote: | | Fatal error: Call to undefined method variant::Next() in C:\Documents and Settings\Jared\Desktop\web-server\2.php on line 10 |
BTW, I'm using PHP 5, if you were to please make a code for PHP 5 if there isn't one or these codes are only for PHP 4 or whatever! :)
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| jlp09550 wrote: |
And.... This comes up with the editied one or the one from TRUSTPink:
URL: http://lfu.no-ip.org/2.php
| Quote: | | Fatal error: Call to undefined method variant::Next() in C:\Documents and Settings\Jared\Desktop\web-server\2.php on line 10 |
BTW, I'm using PHP 5, if you were to please make a code for PHP 5 if there isn't one or these codes are only for PHP 4 or whatever! :) |
In our original code, there is a comment to explain how to have the code work on PHP 4 or PHP 5:
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// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
while ($system = $systems->Next()) {
// foreach ($systems as $system) {
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And what you get for the processor information that is dumped before that?
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| Quote: | | And what you get for the processor information that is dumped before that? |
Sorry, I'm not much of a PHP expert, but I like tinkering around with PHP scripts and I'm learning... though, sorry I really don't understand that yet, apreiulum! =(
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jlp09550,
We'll rephrase our question: if you use the full script we have written above, it should write some information about your processor and then write the uptime. You say the uptime is always 0, but what about the processor information?
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| Quote: | jlp09550,
We'll rephrase our question: if you use the full script we have written above, it should write some information about your processor and then write the uptime. You say the uptime is always 0, but what about the processor information? |
Oh, that is all it wrote. Just the uptime info.
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I have just discovered some bad news... This script only works on Intel Pentiums, not AMD chipsets. My Server is an AMD chipset and so is my laptop, thats why it wont work. However this computer I am using now is Intel Pentium 4 and the script works happily.
I'm so disappointed... :( :( :( :( :(
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| admin wrote: | <?php
if(class_exists("COM")) {
$wmi = new COM("WinMgmts:\\\\.");
$cpus = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_Processor");
$i = 1;
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
//while ($cpu = $cpus->Next()) {
foreach ($cpus as $cpu) {
echo "<p>Processor $i : " . $cpu->Name . " @ ";
$clockSpeed = $cpu->CurrentClockSpeed;
$cpuLoad = $cpu->LoadPercentage;
echo $clockSpeed . " MHz (Load= " . $cpuLoad ."%)</p>";
$i++;
}
$uptime = 0;
$systems = $wmi->InstancesOf("Win32_PerfRawData_PerfOS_System");
// Use the while loop on PHP 4 and foreach on PHP 5
//while ($system = $systems->Next()) {
foreach ($systems as $system) {
$PerfTimeStamp = $system->Timestamp_Object ;
$PerfTimeFreq = $system->Frequency_Object ;
$Counter = $system->SystemUpTime ;
$UptimeInSec = ($PerfTimeStamp - $Counter)/$PerfTimeFreq ;
$uptime = max($uptime, $UptimeInSec);
}
echo "<p>Your system uptime is: $uptime</p>";
}
else {
return "<p>Your system does not support WMI!</p>";
}
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| The Inquisitor wrote: | | I have just discovered some bad news... This script only works on Intel Pentiums, not AMD chipsets. My Server is an AMD chipset and so is my laptop, thats why it wont work. However this computer I am using now is Intel Pentium 4 and the script works happily. |
If your referring to the quoted code, then yes it does work on AMD based systems. It outputs this on mine:
| Quote: | Processor 1 : AMD Athlon(TM) XP 1600+ @ 1407 MHz (Load= 8%)
Your system uptime is: 662.7930496 |
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AbyssUnderground
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Hmmm, OK, I just came to that conclusion because it didnt work on either of my systems but then worked on a pentium system :S
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Goatie.dk
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the script doesn't print out anything... i have php v4.3.10 and i do use the while loop. when i look at the sourcecode it doesnt show anything after the php code
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| Goatie.dk wrote: | | the script doesn't print out anything... i have php v4.3.10 and i do use the while loop. when i look at the sourcecode it doesnt show anything after the php code |
You see the PHP source? o_O
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