Ok i seen on some sites how they show, Load average php 45% mysql 67% something like this, i cant find out where o get it.

Perhaps something like PHPsysinfo:

http://phpsysinfo.sourceforge.net/

That dont work on my debian server.

How is this dependent on the distro of a Linux OS ?

I seen it working on redhat, fedora, and others but wont work on debian :(

What kind of errors are you getting?

http://sysinfo.criminalshosting.com/

You've got to make sure PHP's safemode is OFF and make sure the php.ini' file's include_path entry contains "."

Also, make sure your Php open_basedir Tweak is disabled for the account you're running the scripts on. You can disable this through WHM.

You've got to make sure PHP's safemode is OFF and make sure the php.ini' file's include_path entry contains "."
How can this be done for users not owning a hosting Co but using a package thats shared and does not have access to root ?

Originally posted by anjanesh
How can this be done for users not owning a hosting Co but using a package thats shared and does not have access to root ?

Unless you have a very flexible webhost who would allow you those 3 things. I'd really doubt you could use this script, or any other script that could show server stats to this extent if you're on a Shared hosting account. It's really mainly for dedicated server owners, becuase it must access alot of files in /proc, etc... and requires safemode and open_basedir to be disabled.

Im sure there are other scripts that could work on a shared hosting account to show the basic statistics of the server your on.

I'll let you know if i find anything ;)

This may or may not work depending on your provider, but I've used similar on a shared hosting no shell wtf was I thinking glad I have a server now account. With a little imagination you might be able to something similar, if not exactly what your talking about.


<?

$state = `top n1 b`;
$state = str_replace(chr(32), '&nbsp;', $state);
print(nl2br($state));

?>