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ServerStatus - RAM and HDD are always too high
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! 
Comments
Here is mine: http://uptime.munroenet.com/
I think you are mistaking it. Its 80-98% """free""", and not used.
http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
The green bar that shows the value is the available resources.
When our resources are low, it will turn yellow/red.
Oh damn. It's too late for me.
Thanks for your answers!
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"
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.
Need to change the uptime.php file that you distribute to the nodes.
Mun
Any updates to have them reversed?
I've made some changes to mojeda's ServerStatus script
Example: http://ping.eastokes.com/ServerStatus/
Github fork: https://github.com/eastokes/ServerStatus
@stoke would this work on PHP5.2 not 5.3 or above?
Thanks @stoke