Server Status for HostNine

[ask21900]

Here is a server status for all you HostNine resellers...

 

Just make the serverstatus.tpl file of your template look like this:

 

<p>{$LANG.serverstatusheadingtext}</p>

<table class="clientareatable" align="center" cellspacing="1">
<tr class="clientareatableheading">
<td>{$LANG.servername}</td>
<td>Server Location</td>
<td>FTP</td>
<td>SMTP</td>
<td>HTTP</td>
<td>POP</td>
<td>MYSQL</td>
</tr>

{php}

@set_time_limit(300);

$servers2 = array(
'node 1' => 'Illinois, US',
'node 2' => 'Illinois, US',
'node 3' => 'Iowa, US',
'node 4' => 'Texas, US',
'node 5' => 'Virginia, US',
'node 6' => 'Berkshire, UK',
'node 7' => 'Georgia, US',
'node 8' => 'California, US',
'node 9' => 'New York, US',
'node 10' => 'Illinois, US',
'node 11' => 'Florida, US',
'node 12' => 'Singapore, ASIA',
'node 13' => 'Berkshire, UK',
'node 14' => 'Texas, US',
'node 15' => 'New York, US',
'node 16' => 'Berkshire, UK',
'node 17' => 'California, US',
'node 18' => 'Berkshire, UK',
'node 19' => 'Texas, US',
'node 20' => 'New York, US',
'node 21' => 'Iowa, US',
'node 22' => 'Illinois, US',
'node 23' => 'Georgia, US',
'node 24' => 'Singapore, ASIA',
'node 25' => 'Florida, US',
'node 26' => 'Berkshire, UK',
'node 27' => 'Virginia, US',
'node 28' => 'California, US',
'node 29' => 'Texas, US'
);

$servershost = array(
'node 1' => 'node1,.myserverhosts.com',
'node 2' => 'node2.myserverhosts.com',
'node 3' => 'node3.myserverhosts.com',
'node 4' => 'node4.myserverhosts.com',
'node 5' => 'node5.myserverhosts.com',
'node 6' => 'node6.myserverhosts.com',
'node 7' => 'node7.myserverhosts.com',
'node 8' => 'node8.myserverhosts.com',
'node 9' => 'node9.myserverhosts.com',
'node 10' => 'node10.myserverhosts.com',
'node 11' => 'node11.myserverhosts.com',
'node 12' => 'node12.myserverhosts.com',
'node 13' => 'node13.myserverhosts.com',
'node 14' => 'node14.myserverhosts.com',
'node 15' => 'node15.myserverhosts.com',
'node 16' => 'node16.myserverhosts.com',
'node 17' => 'node17.myserverhosts.com',
'node 18' => 'node18.myserverhosts.com',
'node 19' => 'node19.myserverhosts.com',
'node 20' => 'node20.myserverhosts.com',
'node 21' => 'node21.myserverhosts.com',
'node 22' => 'node22.myserverhosts.com',
'node 23' => 'node23.myserverhosts.com',
'node 24' => 'node24.myserverhosts.com',
'node 25' => 'node25.myserverhosts.com',
'node 26' => 'node26.myserverhosts.com',
'node 27' => 'node27.myserverhosts.com',
'node 28' => 'node28.myserverhosts.com',
'node 29' => 'node29.myserverhosts.com'
);

$services2 = array(
'FTP' => 21,
//'SSH' => 22,
'SMTP' => 25,
'HTTP' => 80,
'POP' => 110,
'MYSQL' => 3306
);

foreach($servershost as $svrName  => $host)
{
echo "<tr class=\"clientareatableactive\"><td>$svrName</td><td>$servers2[$svrName]</td>";
foreach($services2 as $svcName => $port)
{
	$status2 = "<td><img src=\"http://diversehosting.net/green.jpg\"></td>\n";
	if(!($f = @fsockopen($host, $port, $errno, $errstr, 10)))
		$status2 = "<td><img src=\"http://diversehosting.net/red.jpg\"></td>\n";
	else fclose($f);

	echo $status2;
} // foreach port
echo "</tr>";
} // foreach host

{/php}

</table>

 

 

That's it... I just threw this together real quick, but when I have time I will mod it better. I will post when I do, but as for now it works.

 

You can check it out here: http://diversehosting.net/hostsys/serverstatus.php

 

 

Enjoy

 

 

David Goodman

Diverse Hosting

[platinumn23]

Not Found

The requested URL /hostsys/serverstatus.php was not found on this server.

 

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Apache/1.3.39 Server at diversehosting.net Port 80

[WHMCS Andrew]

I think it's http://diversehosting.net/serverstatus.php now

[ask21900]

I think it's http://diversehosting.net/serverstatus.php now

 

hehehe... oh yeah... I changed my whmcs folder to domain root...

 

editing original post...

[ask21900]

It won't let me edit that post now... The script has been changed now anyway... DaveyC helped me out with some mods... The script is now ran by cron and populates a DB... The page then pulls the info from the DB for faster loads.

 

You can find the mods and the instructions at the H9 forums. Here is the link: http://forums.hostnine.com/showthread.php?t=1637