ServerStatus - RAM and HDD are always too high

trexos

Hello,

I tried mojeda's ServerStatus script here: https://github.com/mojeda/ServerStatus

The remote server is running with apache2, php5 (with curl) and mysql. Everything is installed with the original debian 6.0 source list and apt-get install ... And the status script shows the right Uptime and Load, but the RAM and HDD are always to high (80-98%) when in reality it's about 3%. I read that it needs exec and this should work because in the php.ini under /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini exec isn't listed under disable_functions =, of course safe mode is off too.

Thanks for your help!

Mun

Here is mine: http://uptime.munroenet.com/

I think you are mistaking it. Its 80-98% """free""", and not used.

zfedora

http://www.linuxatemyram.com/

ErawanArifNugroho

The green bar that shows the value is the available resources.
When our resources are low, it will turn yellow/red.

trexos

Oh damn. It's too late for me.

Thanks for your answers!

Mun

@trexos said:
Oh damn. It's too late for me.

Thanks for your answers!

redjersey

I also think that the template is a little bit confusing, that's why I changed it from "RAM" to "Free RAM" and "HDD" to "Free HDD"

DalComp

Can't they be reversed?

DennisdeWit

@DalComp said:
Can't they be reversed?

Easily, as I believe. I found the indicators today. Will see if I can change them tomorrow. I need to catch some sleep first.

Mun

Need to change the uptime.php file that you distribute to the nodes.

Mun

Grimmy2

Any updates to have them reversed?

stoke

@Grimmy2 said:
Any updates to have them reversed?

I've made some changes to mojeda's ServerStatus script

• Added display of buffer and swap memory.
• Stat bars now show used resources, not free. Colored green-orange-red appropriately. Buffer is colored based on memory usage, not buffer usage.
• Stat bars display numeric resource use, not percent.
• Added a link column to the database for easy access to control panels.

Example: http://ping.eastokes.com/ServerStatus/

Github fork: https://github.com/eastokes/ServerStatus

MorningIris

@stoke would this work on PHP5.2 not 5.3 or above?

Grimmy2

Thanks @stoke