PhpSysInfo is a fabulous PHP script that easily to displays system and other monitoring information for Linux-based computer system. It will displays informations on the Linux system like kernel version, uptime, network, disk and memory usage, informations on CPU and model, attached IDE and SCSI devices and PCI cards and lm-sensors output on architectures supporting it. It also has support for multiple languages and themes.
How to Installing PhpSysInfo On Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS
PhpSysInfo running on web server (apache2) with modul php4 or later support. See how to install Apache web server with PHP.
By default phpsysinfo is available on ubuntu software repository,Install phpsysinfo with following command:
sudo apt-get install phpsysinfo
Now,creating a proper config file,on this case I’will allows localhost access only:
Login as root
sudo -i
then Copy and paste this script in terminal
cat > /etc/apache2/conf.d/phpsysinfo.conf <<-EOF Alias /phpsysinfo /usr/share/phpsysinfo <Location /phpsysinfo> Options None Order deny,allow Deny from all Allow from localhost Allow from 192.168.56.2 # Allow from all </Location> EOF
Restart Apache webserver
sudo service apache2 restart
Access it via browser , on address bar type http://host/phpsysinfo
If you need to install the latest version of phpsysinfo you can download at here, Extract on Directory /var/www
sudo -i cd /var/www wget -O phpsysinfo.tar.gz http://goo.gl/bQGzY cp phpsysinfo/config.php.new /phpsysconfig/config.php
Tags: #Apache2 #Monitoring #PhpSysInfo #Resource System #Ubuntu Server 12.04
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