Squidworks

GraphMyWebsite – Providing Free Website Monitoring

GraphMyWebsite (www.graphmywebsite.com) is a free website monitoring service provided by the good people here at Squidworks.

This service monitors websites for outages and graphs their performance. If your looking for a easy website uptime monitor and alerting service GMW is for you. Get email notifications when failing services are detected.

GMW provides all

GraphMyWebsite (www.graphmywebsite.com) is a free website monitoring service provided by the good people here at Squidworks.

GMW provides all services for free and there is no catch. Just enjoy the tools. They also do IP GeoLocation tracking, DNS Slueth along with an array of other network test. Go give them a try.

www.graphmywebsite.com

AOF Web commercial

Squidworks completes first stab at a Web commercial for Alert On Failure

AOF provides free network and computer system monitoring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7PGgxRqvDo

Squidworks completes first stab at a Web commercial for Alert On Failure

AOF provides free network and computer system monitoring.

Squidworks completes 2 AOF Training Videos

The Squidworks team has completed 2 system training videos for the AOF website. These video are posted under Youtube and are available to everyone. All sound and video editing done by our Engineers.

Alert On Failure Free System Monitors

AOF : a Xymon \ BBwin Compatible monitoring service.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQHSnZPPTEY

Previous Videos

AOF: First Login Overview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yg6oxSZV8gE

The Squidworks team has completed 2 system training videos for the AOF website. These video are posted under Youtube and are available to everyone. All sound and video editing done by our Engineers.

Alert On Failure Free System Monitors

AOF : a Xymon \ BBwin Compatible monitoring service.

Previous Videos

AOF: First Login Overview

AlertOnFailure Launches to Alpha

Alertonfailure is offering free 1 year memberships to admins who would like to help Alpha test the services and report back to the forums in detail any issues they find as they use service.

Just sign up for both a free user account and forum account and send

Alertonfailure is offering free 1 year memberships to admins who would like to help Alpha test the services and report back to the forums in detail any issues they find as they use service.

Just sign up for both a free user account and forum account and send that to support at alertonfailure. They will send an email back when they update your account to premium.

AlertOnFailure now on Sourceforge

Alert on Failure is now on sourceforge. They registered as part of the process to bring the VMware version of AlertOnFailure appliance to the public.

You can find then at..

https://sourceforge.net/projects/alertonfailure/

and also always at www.alertonfailure.com

XYmon / Hobbit / BBWin monitoring and alerting server with audio / visual alerting and web UI display and management. Perfect for the network manager who has everything

Alert on Failure is now on sourceforge. They registered as part of the process to bring the VMware version of AlertOnFailure appliance to the public.

You can find then at..

https://sourceforge.net/projects/alertonfailure/

and also always at www.alertonfailure.com

XYmon / Hobbit / BBWin monitoring and alerting server with audio / visual alerting and web UI display and management. Perfect for the network manager who has everything…

New WebSite Development – www.floridarnr.com

Florida Society of Registered Nurses Retired website development was completed this week located at www.floridarnr.com .

This site was developed using Wordpress and our own custom template developed for FSRNR. All logos and design aspects were completed as per the customers requests and site level training for the staff has commenced

Florida Society of Registered Nurses Retired website development was completed this week located at www.floridarnr.com .

This site was developed using WordPress and our own custom template developed for FSRNR. All logos and design aspects were completed as per the customers requests and site level training for the staff has commenced.

HOW-to: PHP Multiple Select List Box quick and easy..

Sometimes you find that it requires a little looping to get data from a form when using PHP and Multiple select list boxes. Here is a quick and easy way to loop through select data sent from a form in html. We also show you here how to use a Array of data to create the options. This is great if your doing a database query and need to use

Sometimes you find that it requires a little looping to get data from a form when using PHP and Mulitple select list boxes. Here is a quick and easy way to loop through select data sent from a form in html. We also show you here how to use a Array of data to create the options. This is great if your doing a database query and need to use that data in select box.

HTML :


select id="select[]" multiple="multiple" name="select[]" size="10"
option value=" . $listID . ">" .$listItem. ""; } /option /select
input id="button" name="button" type="submit" value="Submit" /
if (isset($_POST['select'])) {

$az = $_POST['select'];

foreach ($az as $a)

{

echo $a;

}

}

Keeping Time on Linux using ntpdate and hwclock

If you want a quick way to keep your linux system up to current time then just pop in our little script and your stay on time.

You can also use the following script to run every hour from your cronjob or create a file and copy the following to it. Place file in /etc/cron.hourly
#!/bin/sh
#Quick script to update time and push time to hardware clock
#Created

If you want a quick way to keep your linux system up to current time then just pop in our little script and your stay on time.

You can also use the following script to run every hour from your cronjob or create a file and copy the following to it. Place file in /etc/cron.hourly #!/bin/sh #Quick script to update time and push time to hardware clock #Created by Cubert for squidworks.net /usr/sbin/ntpdate -s /sbin/hwclock --adjust /sbin/hwclock --systohc

ELGG Plugin:AdBrite -> BritePics patch for TidyPics

As part of Squidworks community involvement in Open source software we have added another code enhancement to the ELGG community.

This patch adds the BritePics Advertising feature to TidyPics plugin for ELGG.
Now when your images are viewed in full size your Adbrite account will post a quick ad over image. It also helps protect your images as the images is now wrapped in a flash player

As part of Squidworks community involvement in Open source software we have added another code enhancement to the ELGG community.

Just copy the image.php file to /mod/tidypics/view/default/object/

remember to backup old file before you over write it.

ELGG->BritePicPlugin

Hobbit / XYMON undefined reference to `clock_gettime’

Hobbit / XYMON does not compile on CentOS 5 and complains about clock_gettime issues.

Here is how to fix this issue.
Download Hobbit-4.2.3.tar.gz
#1 make sure pcre-devel is installed (#~yum install pcre-devel)
#2 add xymon user (#~useradd xymon)
#3 set varible for “ltr” (#~LIBRTDEF=-lrt)
#4 export varible (#~export LIBRTDEF)
#5 Configure Hobbit inside hobbit src directory (#~./configure –client)
#6 Compile program (#~make)
#7 Install program (#~make install)
#8 Start

Hobbit / XYMON does not compile on CentOS 5 and complains about clock_gettime issues.

Error: timefunc.c:55: undefined reference to `clock_gettime’

Here is how to fix this issue.
Download Hobbit-4.2.3.tar.gz
#1 make sure pcre-devel is installed (#~yum install pcre-devel)
#2 add xymon user (#useradd xymon)
#3 set varible for “ltr” (#LIBRTDEF=-lrt)
#4 export varible (#export LIBRTDEF)
#5 Configure Hobbit inside hobbit src directory (#./configure –client)
#6 Compile program (#make)
#7 Install program (#make install)
#8 Start hobbit client (#/home/xymon/client/runclient.sh start)

Afterwards your hobbit / xymon client should be running on your CentOS or Fedora core systems.

cc -o ../client/hobbitd_client -Wl,--rpath=/usr/lib64 hobbitd_client.o hobbitd_worker.o hobbitd_buffer.o client_config.o ../lib/hobbitclient.a -L/usr/lib64 -lpcre ../lib/hobbitclient.a(timefunc-client.o): In function `gettimer': /usr/src/xymon-4.2.3/lib/timefunc.c:55: undefined reference to `clock_gettime' ../lib/hobbitclient.a(timefunc-client.o): In function `getntimer': /usr/src/xymon-4.2.3/lib/timefunc.c:67: undefined reference to `clock_gettime' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[1]: *** [../client/hobbitd_client] Error 1

`If You get the Following Errors:`

gcc -o ../client/xymond_client -Wl,--rpath,/usr/lib64 xymond_client.o xymond_worker.o xymond_buffer.o client_config.o ../lib/xymonclient.a -L/usr/lib64 -lpcre xymond_worker.o: In function `net_worker_run': /root/xymon-4.3.0/xymond/xymond_worker.c:292: undefined reference to `locator_init' /root/xymon-4.3.0/xymond/xymond_worker.c:298: undefined reference to `locator_register_server' /root/xymon-4.3.0/xymond/xymond_worker.c:312: undefined reference to `locator_serverdown' xymond_worker.o: In function `net_worker_heartbeat': /root/xymon-4.3.0/xymond/xymond_worker.c:80: undefined reference to `locator_serverup' xymond_worker.o: In function `net_worker_run': /root/xymon-4.3.0/xymond/xymond_worker.c:317: undefined reference to `locator_serverdown'

The just Add "locator.o" to CLIENTLIBOBJS in lib/Makefile inside of the XYMON build directory. Then re-run "make" and you should be able to build the client.

Enjoy….