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  • Max

    #1

    PHP script needed

    Hello

    Question:
    Where can I get a script(s) that do this:


    To be more precise, I would like the script that:
    prints visitor's IP, monitor resolution, referral link, colors depth,
    scans ports etc... etc...

    I have been searching hotscripts.com for few days, came out empty
    handed...

    tnx
    :)
  • Michael Vilain

    #2
    Re: PHP script needed

    In article <i27dp0dvm0d4b0 5qd10473tsh4dr1 ljvb1@supernews .com>,
    Max <max@php.net> wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > Question:
    > Where can I get a script(s) that do this:
    > http://network-tools.com/analyze
    >
    > To be more precise, I would like the script that:
    > prints visitor's IP, monitor resolution, referral link, colors depth,
    > scans ports etc... etc...
    >
    > I have been searching hotscripts.com for few days, came out empty
    > handed...[/color]

    My best guess would be "write it yourself".

    Given that information like color depth is a function of the client
    rather than the server (where php runs), you're probably better off
    coding something in Javascript and looking in a group for that language.
    php can't get you that information. A visitor's IP is
    $_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDRESS "]. Although you can do a bunch of network
    functions in php, perl has a much more extensive library of these things
    that you can install on your server to perform these functions.

    Looks like you'll either have to switch requirements or languages to get
    the whole thing done.

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    • Max

      #3
      Re: PHP script needed

      "Michael Vilain <vilain@spamcop .net>" wrote:
      [color=blue]
      >My best guess would be "write it yourself".[/color]

      Yeah, I am looking into PHP developers's dictionary as we speak...
      [color=blue]
      >Given that information like color depth is a function of the client
      >rather than the server (where php runs), you're probably better off
      >coding something in Javascript and looking in a group for that language.
      >php can't get you that information. A visitor's IP is
      >$_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDRESS "]. Although you can do a bunch of network
      >functions in php, perl has a much more extensive library of these things
      >that you can install on your server to perform these functions.
      >
      >Looks like you'll either have to switch requirements or languages to get
      >the whole thing done.[/color]

      Yes, I will agree on that.

      Tnx for your time Michael :)

      m.

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      • usenet@isotopeREEMOOVEmedia.com

        #4
        Re: PHP script needed

        On 13 Nov 2004 22:42:35 GMT, Max <max@php.net> wrote:[color=blue]
        >Question:
        >Where can I get a script(s) that do this:
        >http://network-tools.com/analyze
        >
        >To be more precise, I would like the script that:
        >prints visitor's IP, monitor resolution, referral link, colors depth,
        >scans ports etc... etc...[/color]

        As other replies have indicated, this can't all be accomplished via PHP.
        There's a commercial solution available at http://www.browserhawk.com.
        Because it requires Java it's best suited for a Win box, but they say it will
        run on Apache w/ Tomcat.

        I've never actually used it because it's pricey, but I thought I'd mention it.

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        • Max

          #5
          Re: PHP script needed

          usenet@isotopeR EEMOOVEmedia.co m wrote:
          [color=blue]
          >As other replies have indicated, this can't all be accomplished via PHP.
          >There's a commercial solution available at http://www.browserhawk.com.
          >Because it requires Java it's best suited for a Win box, but they say it will
          >run on Apache w/ Tomcat.
          >
          >I've never actually used it because it's pricey, but I thought I'd mention it.[/color]

          Tnx for your time :)

          best regards

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