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11 Jan 15, 10:45AM
(This post was last modified: 12 Jan 15, 07:47PM by tkon99.
Edit Reason: More info needed for installation
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Hi guys,
I made a simple PHP/Js implementation for the AC info port, this allows you to put server info on your website easily.
Check out the github repo for more information:
https://github.com/tkon99/AC-Info
I made it plain so you can easily style it to your own website's design.
I hope you like it!
EDIT:
You need an unrestricted PHP server for this!!! Most web hosts won't work. I suggest using a vps with php installed. (Perhaps the vps you host your server on (if dedicated)). I do it this way and it works fine. Maybe I'll set up a proxy some day and make it even simpler to use.
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Can always be useful, thank you!
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I like this but one suggestion:
if(!empty($getServer)){
$server = $getServer;
}else{
$server = "5.231.63.236";
}
Instead of having your predefined ip as a fallback, don't you think it would be safer to assume local host or 127.0.0.1?
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Really cool idea, just can't seem to get it working right.
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Your project appears to require jQuery. Considering you only use it for one line, I would recommend reworking it slightly so that it is not a dependency, that way people that don't necessarily want to use jQuery can still use your project.
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(11 Jan 15, 06:36PM)X-Ray_Dog Wrote: I like this but one suggestion:
if(!empty($getServer)){
$server = $getServer;
}else{
$server = "5.231.63.236";
}
Instead of having your predefined ip as a fallback, don't you think it would be safer to assume local host or 127.0.0.1?
Yes, I'll remove it as default fallback.
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I also updated the first post with some extra info on how to use it.
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I've created a pull request for you... :)
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does this work?
i tried too use it but it just shows me this:
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AC-info Demo
Name:
Players: /
Online for: hours, minutes and seconds.
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I have a debian host and this is the site
http://46.28.202.43/~iguana/
I have also php5 and libjs-jquery installed, do i need any other dependencies?
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Did you put the api folder n stuff in the same directory as your landing page? I didn't do anything extra to make it work, just need php I believe.
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everything is linked correctly to the page, i even tried it on a different webserver that has apache instead of lighttpd, both have php5, didint make a difference
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Chmod 777 all of the files?
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yes, did that now and restarted lighttpd, still no change
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Looking at your website, I see
ACinfo("46.28.202.43", "28760", function(data){
Does your server run on port 28759?? If the main server port is 28760 then your info port is 28761 and that's what you need instead.
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ah, thanks!
its fixed now
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Works for me:
http://sctechusa.com/status
I integrated it into phpSysInfo
