Server Status checker

[jan0s1k]

It's still working 

[raynor009]

Strange, it doesn't let me connect to your site only with proxy. Maybe its blocked by isp :/

[Wipe]

You can check this one, but it does not include graphic generation (yet).

[raynor009]

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_DNUMBER, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or '{' or '$' in /home2/dayzroma/public_html/FOnlineServer.php on line 45

$this->Test = $name;
$this->71.113.37.17 = $host;
$this->4000 = (int)$port;

Where did I go wrong?

[Wipe]

Simplest way goes like this:

Code: (php) [Select]

include( 'FOnlineServer.php' );

$server = new FOnlineServer();
$server->Setup( "FOnline Server Name", "fonline.example.com", 4000 );
$server->Ping();

...php does its work...

Code: (php) [Select]

if( $server->Status == FOnlineServer::ONLINE )
{
   echo $server->Name . ' is online, players: ' . $server->Players . ', uptime: ' . $server->Uptime;
}
else
{
   echo $server->Name . ' is dead or dying';
}

You can easily assume that if $server->Players is less than 0, then server is offline; be also warned, that timeout for connecting and reading data is set to very minimal values (5s for both), so you may want to increase it. Here example with 15s for connection and 30s for receiving data.

Code: (php) [Select]

$server->Ping( 15, 30 );


[wladimiiir]

I guess his problem is that host 71.113.37.17 is treated like a number not like a string in PHP. I am not very PHP familiar, but that seems to be what his error says.

Try using "71.113.37.17" instead of 71.113.37.17, if you are doing so.

[raynor009]

I will try again later and let you know how it went.

[Cpt.Rookie]

The other option (without need of having own checking scripts) is to use links (column "link to status as text") at http://riget.info/index.php?page=fonlineProjects, i.e.

http://riget.info/check/tlamk2/?t
http://riget.info/check/requiem/?t
http://riget.info/check/fode/?t
http://riget.info/check/gh/?t