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Old August 22nd, 2003, 01:33 PM
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My boss seen a service monitor that showed status on an ISPs site and he thought that was cool. I decided to make my own for our company, I'm just not sure i'm doing it the right way.

Here's the phps: http://connections.hnet.net/ngh/services.phps

I couldn't find any examples and i'd like to add more features later.

Anyone do this before or know of open source scripts that do it?
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It looks like you've made a good start.

Was there any specific aspect of this code that you were having trouble with, or are you just looking for more ideas?

Here's a link to a server status script that I've seen used on a number of web hosting services:

http://www.nagios.org

Haven't had a chance to try it out myself, seems simple enough though.
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Cool thanks!

I was looking for php scripts but this gives me tons of ideas to work off of.

Thanks again!
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Moved to the Scripts forum, since thats what we're really talking about.

Glad the link helps out... sounds like a cool project. The Scripts forum would be a great place for you to post the final code, as I'm sure other developers would love to be able to use something like this.
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Haro,

That script you wrote is awsome, one question though. Any idea why the last service is always unavailable? it does not matter which one you put last it is unavailable.

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