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Barnaby W. Füi

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ok, phpSysInfo is whack, it depends on all sorts of xml stuff, and is really bloated. the source is TWO MB. so i figured as a good way to get into python, i'd write a replacement. it'll only work on netbsd, but it's not bloated, and it loads in 1 second, not 5 😀

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so what do you think?

btw - messed up on that other thread, damn enter button 😉
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Looks great, but I don't know if you can compare run time on a 1300mhz athlon vs. a 233mhz P1. 🙂
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i seem to remember running phpsyinfo on a faster machine at some point...or something. i dont really remember.

i bet it'd still be faster on the same machine 😛
 
Originally posted by: notfred
You're not going to make me do it in perl to compete now, are you? 🙂
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it couldnt compete 😀 😉

actually, i'm still not sure about whether i even want to use mod_python, or python cgi, over php. python makes coding easy, but as far as integrating with html, it's a bit more of a PITA than php. right now that page is just a regular python script that gets executed by a php script and displays the output. pretty ghetto 😛

and having that many print statements is a mess.
 
i think it is off topic forum. Couldn't u find any other forum to post this? I mean seriously.... where I go I have to deal with perl and python and camels and all kinds of animals wrapped with alien jargon. Can't u please keep this forum away from that stuff?
 
Originally posted by: ufs
i think it is off topic forum. Couldn't u find any other forum to post this? I mean seriously.... where I go I have to deal with perl and python and camels and all kinds of animals wrapped with alien jargon. Can't u please keep this forum away from that stuff?
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nope. where would i post it? software/programming forum? this isnt really about the specifics of coding it... seems pretty off topic to me. thats why you were born with a hand with which to click on other threads 🙂
 
Originally posted by: ufs
i think it is off topic forum. Couldn't u find any other forum to post this? I mean seriously.... where I go I have to deal with perl and python and camels and all kinds of animals wrapped with alien jargon. Can't u please keep this forum away from that stuff?
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Woudln't want to pollute your inane babliung and YAGT threads with some actual tech related topics
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I was unable to get phpSysInfo or YASIS (or whateveR) to work on the webserver I'm using - Apache on Suse Linux for IBM S/390 mainframe hardware... ($$$millions++)

it could get *some* info but the architechture was too far-out for phpsysinfo to figure out.. maybe yours will work? where to download ?
 
Originally posted by: ufs
i think it is off topic forum. Couldn't u find any other forum to post this? I mean seriously.... where I go I have to deal with perl and python and camels and all kinds of animals wrapped with alien jargon. Can't u please keep this forum away from that stuff?
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Originally posted by: Valhalla1
I was unable to get phpSysInfo or YASIS (or whateveR) to work on the webserver I'm using - Apache on Suse Linux for IBM S/390 mainframe hardware... ($$$millions++)

it could get *some* info but the architechture was too far-out for phpsysinfo to figure out.. maybe yours will work? where to download ?
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no way mine will work any better 😛 it was only designed for netbsd, and only machines with ide drives, at that. (who knows what other limitations would crop up with testing)

edit: give me a shell on the beast and i'll make phpsysinfo work, guaranteed 😀 😉
 
Originally posted by: Valhalla1
I was unable to get phpSysInfo or YASIS (or whateveR) to work on the webserver I'm using - Apache on Suse Linux for IBM S/390 mainframe hardware... ($$$millions++)

it could get *some* info but the architechture was too far-out for phpsysinfo to figure out.. maybe yours will work? where to download ?
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Maybe you couldn't get it to work because you didn't read the documentation? That's just a guess based on the fact that you didn't read the first post.
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Originally posted by: Valhalla1
I was unable to get phpSysInfo or YASIS (or whateveR) to work on the webserver I'm using - Apache on Suse Linux for IBM S/390 mainframe hardware... ($$$millions++)

it could get *some* info but the architechture was too far-out for phpsysinfo to figure out.. maybe yours will work? where to download ?
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Maybe you couldn't get it to work because you didn't read the documentation? That's just a guess based on the fact that you didn't read the first post.
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ummm.. what does the first post in this thread have to due with phpSysInfo not working on S/390 mainframe hardware ? the first post talks about BBWF's homegrown similar app for netbsd.. *biatch slap*

and I did read the doc for phpsysinfo.. I have it running on my home server just fine (x86 hardware+linux).

phpSysInfo doesnt work on the server I'm talking about because it doesnt use IDE or SCSI harddrives (IBM mainframe DASD drives - fiber channel technology... /root is mounted on /dev/dasda/ ) and network statistics dont work because it doesnt use standard ethernet adapter (s/390 linux sees the network device as /dev/ctc0/ (channel-to-channel fiber connection )



 
Originally posted by: BingBongWongFooey
source is there now for anyone who wants to look at some python and/or insult me 😛
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So does this mean that if someone wanted to make fun of you, one would have to read source code first? Very clever.
 
Originally posted by: notfred
Looks great, but I don't know if you can compare run time on a 1300mhz athlon vs. a 233mhz P1. 🙂
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ok i dont mean to resurrect a thread from the dead here, but i was always interested in how this would perform on the p233. well i've switched it over to netbsd, and now i finally have apache up and going, and the results are good! it runs almost as fast as it does on the duron, and its WAY faster than phpsysinfo 😛

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