Unzip your download if you have not done so already.
Upload the entire Si4 folder to your web host, which must meet the first two requirements specified above.
To integrate Si4 into your existing website, you will have to edit your web page, which in this example will be a php file.
An example of how you could integrate Si4 into your php file:
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<html> <body> Anything HTML or code can go here. <?php /* Notice how this
block is below the body-tag */ // The string in this define should be set to the // relative path to the Si4 folder on your web
host. // In this case the Si4 folder was placed in the
root. define (DIR_BASE,"si4/"); include(DIR_BASE."config.php");
// Do not touch include(DIR_HTML."html.php"); // Do not touch ?> Anything HTML or code can go here. <?php /* This is
where the HTML table will appear */ html("130.89.160.46:27015","small");
// Small HTML html("130.89.160.46:27015","medium");
// Medium HTML html("130.89.160.46:27025","large");
// Large HTML ?> Anything HTML or code can go here. </body> </html> |
The example seems pretty self-explanatory, and is included in the download. The two includes listed above should be below the body-tag, or the Javascript hover elements will not display properly.
If your web host is
running Apache and allows you to use the RewriteRules
in .htaccess files, then you can display any server
information PNG by linking to:
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/gdlib/small_ip_port.png
or
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/gdlib/large_ip_port.png
If your web host
does not meet the above requirements, you can try linking to:
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/gdlib/gdlib.php?host= ip:port&type=small
or
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/gdlib/gdlib.php?host= ip:port&type=large
Mind you this will only work if your web host allows you to use the gdlib libraries for PHP.
If your web host is
running Apache and allows you to use the RewriteRules
in .htaccess files, then you can display any server
information XML by linking to:
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/xml/ip_port.xml
or
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/xml/ip_port.xml
If your web host does not meet the above requirements, you can try linking to:
http://yourwebhost.com/path_to/si4/xml/xml.php?host=ip:port
To configure your Si4 installation, open the “config.php” file with a text editor, and change the variables there to the correct values. The comments in that file should give you a clue as to what each setting does, if the name is not already self-explanatory.
Here’s a very brief description of how to handle a few of the basic modifications:
This script is released under the GNU General Public License.
Si4 is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
Si4 is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with Si4; if not, write to
the
Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
Copyright 2006 Tim te Beek
If you feel the need to contact me you can do so by sending an email to: timtebeek@gmail.com
