On Tue, May 30, 2006 9:55 am, Phil Martin wrote:
> I've made a very basic and small function to suit my needs in
> monitoring some hosts services. I've noticed that the script is a
> little bit
> slow because of the number of hosts and services to monitor. Is there
> a way
> to execute my fun
Phil Martin wrote:
Many parts of this script were found at the following site:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/udp-portscanning-php
This script isn't totally mine. I've just adapted it to my needs and it is
working quite well, telling me when a service is up or down ... read the
article for fur
Many parts of this script were found at the following site:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/udp-portscanning-php
This script isn't totally mine. I've just adapted it to my needs and it is
working quite well, telling me when a service is up or down ... read the
article for further details.
Anywa
Phil Martin wrote:
Sure, sorry about that. I have a function that tells me if the host is DOWN
or UP. I want to run this function in parallel for each host I monitor. The
function is the following:
function servstatus($remote_ip, $remote_ip_port, $remote_ip_proto) {
if ($remote_ip_proto == "tcp
Sure, sorry about that. I have a function that tells me if the host is DOWN
or UP. I want to run this function in parallel for each host I monitor. The
function is the following:
function servstatus($remote_ip, $remote_ip_port, $remote_ip_proto) {
if ($remote_ip_proto == "tcp") {
$socket
On 30/05/06, Phil Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've made a very basic and small function to suit my needs in
monitoring some hosts services. I've noticed that the script is a little
bit
slow because of the number of hosts and services to monitor. Is there a
way
to execut
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