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winSysInfo not workin in 2k

BODBOD
edited October 2004 in Software
since reinstalling windows on my server winSysInfo has stopped reporting my uptime wrong, each time i go to it it says 0 days 0 hours 0 mins etc....

im using apache 1.3.3.1 with php 4.3.8


any ideas?
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  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    This is odd....works for me....

    Check your PHP scripts
  • BODBOD
    ok i dont have a clue about PHP.....

    maby if i download it again?
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    I doubt it, seems like some bug...
  • BODBOD
    welll it worked in NT and 2k before, maby when i backed it up i messed it up somehow
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster 
    // Uptime
	$uptimeStamp = filemtime($swapFile);
	$uptime = time() - $uptimeStamp;
	$days = floor($uptime / (24*3600));
	$uptime = $uptime - ($days * (24*3600));
	$hours = floor($uptime / (3600));
	$uptime = $uptime - ($hours * (3600));
	$minutes = floor($uptime /(60));
	$uptime = $uptime - ($minutes * 60);
	$seconds = $uptime;
	$theuptime = $days." days, ".$hours." hours, ".$minutes." minutes and ".$seconds." seconds";
	$template->replace("<!--SERVER_INFO_UPTIME-->", $theuptime);
  • BODBOD
    so i redownloaded it and its done the same thing but the uptime has gone up to 3 mins, but according to sigx its about 2 days.....
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    Well...It works somewhat
  • BODBOD
    its as if it only starts to count the first time its accessed.....

    i also looked on sourceforge page for it and theres another case of the uptime being wrong but they ahvnt replied yet
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    Mines right, I didnt setup Winsysinfo until like 3 days becuase I was too lazy to set it up.
  • BODBOD
    oh well ill just leave it until i get the
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    I'd just leave it as it is, if you can, put index.php in your startup so its being accessed as it boots.
  • BODBOD
    or i could just remember to access it when i reboot, fortunatly im not plannin to do that much
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    You say that now...

    ..but when the power goes out I'll hear you screaming from here.
  • QQ
    You could double click the swapfile on startup, if that's what it is.

    And the UK doesn't have our poor-afs power grid.

    -Q
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    WinSysInfo checks the modification time of your swap file, and then calculates the uptime from that.

    Read the documentation and configure it accordingly. You need to tell it where your swap file is.
  • SlashSlash
    Seems like another WinBug... Well, look, maybe you got Server service disabled...>?
  • BODBOD
    Q wrote:
    And the UK doesn't have our poor-afs power grid.

    the power never goes out

    and its still got it wrong...... so ill just have to acess the page after reboots
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    Slash wrote:
    Seems like another WinBug... Well, look, maybe you got Server service disabled...>?

    How could it be a Windows bug? What, it's not updating modification time? LOL

    He most likely hasn't read the documentation and completely forgotten to configure the swap file location.
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    LOL That's what I was going to say, but one thing you will learn while here.

    You can NOT convice Slash that XP MS actually made good OSs
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    IBMWarpster wrote:
    LOL That's what I was going to say, but one thing you will learn while here.

    You can NOT convice Slash that XP MS actually made good OSs

    I'll bet he thinks Linux is a good "OS" then. Linux is garbage. It's slow, it's unreliable, and it's much too hyped up.

    ... And it has a LONG way to go before Uncle Bob and Mary-Jane can use it in their everyday lives.

    PS: Linux isn't an OS. It's a kernel. :) The collection of ugly GNU utilities are what make up the rest of the "OS".
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    Hey, your right! Slash does like Linux.
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    IBMWarpster wrote:
    Hey, your right! Slash does like Linux.

    I feel sorry for him, then. I don't see why anyone would choose to make their lives suck when they have the option of using something better.
  • SurfinShell23SurfinShell23
    Yea, like Win 2000.

    I don't know if Linux is really worth wasting time on when you have things like 2k...
  • QQ
    It performs satisfactorally for my pruposes/WinWDCS.

    -Q
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    Linux is not worth the waste the time and effort
  • SurfinShell23SurfinShell23
    Q wrote:
    It performs satisfactorally for my pruposes/WinWDCS.

    -Q

    I guess... all I know is it's not for laptop... because I wasted way tooo much time trying to get RH9 on my laptop.
  • IBMWarpsterIBMWarpster
    You just had the wrong drivers. I'm not going to speak about the whole idea of Linux.
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    Q wrote:
    It performs satisfactorally for my pruposes/WinWDCS.

    -Q

    I have no doubts there. I do, however, have a friend who was a hardcore Linux zealot, used only Linux, etc. Then he put XP on his computer, and he was amazed how much faster it felt and how much faster it ran than GNOME.

    :P
  • SurfinShell23SurfinShell23
    Well at first I spent a while with the display getting it to work... then I let it bend over the vid card and "probe it" and it seemed to work.

    But then I couldn't get Ethernet drivers or Wireless drivers... so.. yea.

    Linux is a good idea, but there's some problems, too.
  • BODBOD
    Tom wrote:
    He most likely hasn't read the documentation and completely forgotten to configure the swap file location

    i dont think so:
    // Path to the swapfile (most cases: c:/pagefile.sys)
$swapFile			= "c:/pagefile.sys";
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