[Phoenix]

To facilitate problem solving, we ask that members provide server specs, in a legible manner that does not detract from forum appearance.

For those who object to our requirements, sorry, but this is a support forum, not a candy shop - content is our first priority - you can do what you wish on your sites, but please respect our requirements.

To that end, we provide a specification in our Rules and Regulations Section #2e so that people can use the image method to automatically provide up to date specs.

I have upgraded the spec and provided a method that all users with DF versions 9.1.x and above can use.
Simply place this source code into a file serverspecs.php and add the file to your site's DF root directory.
(make sure you use a utf-8 compliant editor)

Then edit Your Profile OS/Apache/MySQL/PHP/DragonflyCMS versions, as follows,

Code:

[img]http://yoursite.com/serverspecs.php[/img]

This is a simple system, does not require use of images and it,
detects your PHP OS
detects if you have apache in use and which version
detects whether you use mysql or mysqli
detects your PHP version
detects your DragonflyCMS version
has a footprint of only 440 bytes

Edit: PHP4 users will need to replace

Code:

imagepng($im,'',9,PNG_ALL_FILTER);

with

Code:

imagepng($im);

[Kendle]

Doesn't appear to work for me...

[hadi00]

thanks a alot ... but I think it doesn't work too ..

[Bluefin221]

Appears to work fine for me.

[layingback]

Couldn't get it to work either.

Commented out everything after the line starting with $apache = and added this line:

PHP:

echo  PHP_OS.' / '.$apache.' / '.DB_TYPE.' '.$sql['server'].' / '.PHP_VERSION.' / '.CPG_NUKE;

And got this result:

Quote:

Linux / Webser / mysql 5.0.45-community / 4.4.7 / 9.1.2.1

So my ISP doesn't seem to allow retrieval of Apache version details anyway.

Plus do I want a publicly known link to display my version info? As a DF Admin it is actually tricky to see what version of DF you are running, because Admin only tells you if you are not running latest. I thought I remembered DJMaze saying this was to prevent attackers from easily determining version-based vulnerabilities.

But I will leave up for today in case it is useful for debug ...

[WebSiteGuru]

We at WebSiteGuru Designs is working on updating to the complient for Server Specs.

[beanman1]

Tied using the above php code to get my server specs and all I'm getting back is the little box with an X in it like it's missing an img file.

www.eq2bloodsiege.com/...rspecs.php

[Eestlane]

What did you use to save the file and what character encoding you used?

[Phoenix]

Right on the money Eestlane

[Kendle]

Eestlane wrote:

What did you use to save the file and what character encoding you used?

PSPad (which I use for all my PHP work) and UTF-8, still doesn't work for me.

[Phoenix]

hmm, DF versions 9.1.x and above?

[NanoCaiordo]

Are you using any background image?

[edit]looks like you are using utf8 signature for your files[/edit]

[edit]
instead looks like you have a CRLF at the beginning of the file or somewhere before the headers output.

Tip: make sure that you have nothing before <?php opening tag
[/edit]

[Kendle]

CMS Version 9.1.1
PHP Version 4.4.4
MySQL Version 4.1.22-standard (client: 4.1.22)
GD Version bundled (2.0.28 compatible)

I'm using the code exactly as posted by Phoenix, no background image, not even changed the colours.

There is nothing before the <?php opening tag.

[NanoCaiordo]

zip the file and let me know the location for download please.

[Kendle]

url removed by nano: issue fixed