Status on FreeBSD

[kevc978]

Hi all,

 

Anyone know how to modify the status script to show uptime on a FreeBSD server?

 

Everything else is working fine except the uptime part... i know its not the usual command that the status php uses, it comes from /usr/bin/uptime

 

im just unsure how to get the script to parse the info.

 

Any help very well appreciated!!

[s1rk3ls]

Take a look at the status.php that you put on the freebsd server, maybe modifying something in it? I've messed around with it a little for one server I used to have that I wanted to monitor and it didn't work right, but don't have it any more so I don't remember what all I had to do to get it to work.

[kevc978]

its cool, got it fixed, if anyone else has a freebsd box and needs the script i'd be happy to distribute it

[BATeller]

its cool, got it fixed, if anyone else has a freebsd box and needs the script i'd be happy to distribute it

 

I know this thread is old, but I'm trying to display uptime on a FreeBSD server. Can you post the code change?

[BATeller]

I think I got it. After the last "else" statement I removed what was there and added the following.

 

$upstr = shell_exec("/sbin/sysctl -n kern.boottime");

$outstr = explode(" ", $upstr);

$uptime = $outstr[6];

 

load avgs. seems to work as well without any changes.

[BATeller]

Actually I did some more investigating and taking 'usec' is the wrong value. I needed to take 'sec' and subtract it from the current time in seconds format. So making some minor tweeking... adding this in place of the code in the last else statement currently works:

 

               $upstr = shell_exec("/sbin/sysctl -n kern.boottime");
               $outstr = explode(" ", $upstr);
               $date = shell_exec("/bin/date +%s");
               $uptim = $outstr[3];
               $uptim= preg_replace('/[\,]/', '', $uptim);
               $uptime = ($date - $uptim);