Uptime script to display only in client area

dbmv · June 7, 2007

Is there an uptime script that's available (free or paid), that can display the history and uptime of all servers, to clients, ONLY in their client area? Preferably with http, smtp, pop, mysql, ftp, and so on...

Iceman · June 7, 2007

Hi,

You could create your own Client area page to do this. Simply do a check at the loading of each page to see if the user is logged in.

Cheers,

Paul

trine · June 7, 2007

Is there an uptime script that's available (free or paid), that can display the history and uptime of all servers, to clients, ONLY in their client area? Preferably with http, smtp, pop, mysql, ftp, and so on...

It is possible to do this, but I don't know of any scripts off hand.

We made our own script that checks the following without port connects:

Server HTTP SSL FTP POP IMAP MTA SQL DNS MEM DSK SWP LOAD/CPUS Uptime

It runs with a perl script + a modified serverstatus.php page.

Uptime stats aren't in the works but should be easy enough to do.

If you're interested, send me a PM. (This won't be a community mod).

skshost · June 7, 2007

With some minor changes I've done this within the template for a few people. http://my.skshost.com/serverstatus.php it does what I need it to. I'm working on only displaying the status of servers the logged in client in on.

dbmv · June 7, 2007

Can that be on its own page, with a link called Uptime Reports, AFTER a client logs into their own area? I don't want it showing on the main whmcs page (pre and post login).

How much would it cost for you to do it

skshost · June 7, 2007

Would only need to add the link to the client area and remove it from the homepage. Here's my sterverstatus.tpl:

{$LANG.serverstatusheadingtext}


<table id="serverstatus" align="center" cellspacing="1">
 <tr>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusheading">{$LANG.servername}</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusheading">HTTP</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusheading">FTP</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusheading">POP3</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusheading">{$LANG.serverstatusphpinfo}</td>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusheading">{$LANG.serverstatusserverload}</td>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusheading">{$LANG.serverstatusuptime}</td>
 </tr>
{foreach key=num item=server from=$servers}
{if $loggedin}
 <tr>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusrow">{$server.name}</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusrow">{get_port_status num="$num" port="80"}</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusrow">{get_port_status num="$num" port="21"}</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusrow">{get_port_status num="$num" port="110"}</td>
   <td width="11%" id="serverstatusrow">[url="{$server.phpinfourl}"]{$LANG.serverstatusphpinfo}[/url]</td>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusrow">{$server.serverload}</td>
   <td width="15%" id="serverstatusrow">{$server.uptime}</td>
 </tr>
{/if}
{foreachelse}
 <tr>
   <td id="serverstatusrow" colspan="7">
{if $loggedin}
{$LANG.serverstatusnoservers}
{else}
   <font color="#FF0000">
   You must be logged in to view your server's status.
   </font>
{/if}
   </td>
 </tr>
{/foreach}
{if $loggedin}
{else}
 <tr>
   <td id="serverstatusrow" colspan="7">
   <font color="#FF0000">
   You must be logged in to view your server's status.
   </font>
   </td>
 </tr>
{/if}
</table>

MACscr · June 7, 2007

i thought the $servers array listed all the servers that whmcs has in its db. I dont see in your code how it only shows servers that the client has accounts on.

skshost · June 8, 2007

"I'm working on only displaying the status of servers the logged in client in on." So that still shows all servers.

MACscr · June 8, 2007

ah, my bad, i cant read. =P

gismo · June 8, 2007

It don't show any servers even if logged in as a client.

Only show "You must be logged in to view your server's status."

skshost · June 8, 2007

Works fine for me.

gismo · June 9, 2007

Am i wrong when i just copy and past the script into the serverstatus.tpl file?

skshost · June 9, 2007

That's my serverstatus.tpl exactly, so that should do it.

gismo · June 9, 2007

The problem is only in FF but works great in IE.

G Swanepoel · August 29, 2007

Ok you know you have a lot to learn when you read these post and the one post confuses you more than the next. Having just admitted that I am a total newbie, I would like to ask:

I like this script. How the !@#$ do i get this on my site.

intouchweb.co.za/billing/whmcs/serverstatus.php

Hope someone can help (Please note that no high english will be tollerated - I can hardly speak english so keep it simple!!!)

Thanks

Gert Swanepoel

:twisted:

Joweb · August 29, 2007

C O P Y T H I S I N T O Y O U R TEMPLATES/TEMPLATENAME/SERVERSTATUS.TPL C A N Y O U H E A R M E !

<div align="center">You must be logged in to check if any of the services on

our servers are down or to check your individual

server status. To locate the server name you are on, please view

your hosting account details.

</div> {if $loggedin}

<tr>

<td height="29"> <div align="center">Live Uptime Status as of Today:

<!--

// Array of day names

var dayNames = new Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday");

var monthNames = new Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July",

"August","September","October","November","December");

var dt = new Date();

var y = dt.getYear();

// Y2K compliant

if (y < 1000) y +=1900;

document.write(dayNames[dt.getDay()] + ", " + monthNames[dt.getMonth()] + " " + dt.getDate() + ", " + y);

// -->

</script>

</div></td>

</tr>

</table>

<td width="55" height="30"> <div align="center">SERVER</div></td>

<td width="50"> <div align="center">WEBMAIL</div></td>

<td width="50"> <div align="center">CPanel</div></td>

<td width="50"> <div align="center">UPTIME</div></td>

</tr>

{foreach key=num item=server from=$servers}

<tr>

<td width="50" height="35" bgcolor="#F9F9F9"> <div align="center">{$server.name}</div></td>