21st June 2000, 05:27 pm
In case you downloaded the first version, then you properly noticed that
the links to the parent directories of the current working directory
didn’t work. They all pointed to shell.php
— that was my working
title, but I forgot to update the links as i switched to the name
phpshell.php
.
You can see the version of your file by looking for a timestamp in
phpshell.php
. It should say 1.4.
21st June 2000, 03:43 pm
I’ve just released PHP Shell, a script I made in my
efforts to get Webalizer to compile.
By using the script, you will be able to execute aribitary commands on
your webserver. You are only limited by the rights of the user the
webserver is running as. This makes it very powerful/dangerous. Use it
at your own risk :-)
Of cause it’s released under the
GPL, so feel free to take it and
make it even more useful. Just remember to give me credit.
21st June 2000, 11:34 am

You can now take a look at the stats for my site. After
trying to compile Webalizer on the
server for three days, I decided that it would be much simpler id I just
retrieved the log with
ncftpget, parsed it on my
own machine and generated the output, and then uploaded it again with
ncftpput. So I put all
this into a cron-script and I made it work in only 20 minutes. The
cron-script is run once a day.
20th June 2000, 04:51 pm
It’s hot — very hot. The temperature is about 30 degrees Celsius in the
shade — thats about 86 degrees Fahrenheit for you Americans. The worst
thing is that it is warmer outside than indoor, so you really don’t want
to go out — even though you know that you ought to…
I don’t know if it is the heat, but I haven’t got my
Webalizer to work yet. But I’ll keep
trying!
18th June 2000, 11:55 am

I’m working on a stats-page for my site. It is working right now at my
home-machine. I’m not sure how I’ll manage to get it running on the remote
server — perhaps I’ll have to do a ./configure && make
in a
PHP. It can be done, but I’ll rather have some
shell-access.
I’m using Webalizer to generate the
statistics. I first tried Analog but I didn’t get
to compile. The output from Webalizer
also looks better in my opinion.