Here’s another script that may interest some of you – the SERVER LOAD script.

Yup, what more a convenient way to monitor the load of the server you’re on! Many have requested this script so here it is……

The Script

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<?$loadresult = @exec('uptime');
preg_match("/averages?: ([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+),[\s]+([0-9\.]+)/",
$loadresult,$avgs);
 
$svrld=(($avgs[1]/8)*100);
 
$data .= "Server Load is $svrld%\n";
echo $data;
?>

Easy isn’t it?

Now all you need to do is EDIT line #5. In my case, the server runs on an 8 core processor system so the number is 8. Just change the number to whatever the # of processor core that is on the server you’re on. (Don’t ask me! Find out from your host!).

Line #7 is the output that line #8 is going to produce, so just edit like #7 any way you like, just leave the $svrld% there.

Give it a try!

*It works on servers with Intel processor.
*It doesn’t work on Windows-based web hosting.
*It would not work if the administrator disabled the function.

Remember, don’t blame me if it doesn’t work on your hosting plan.

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