C ChineseDiscuss New member Joined Dec 23, 2006 Messages 2 Dec 23, 2006 #1 Dear Sir/Madam, Can you teach me that how can i set the "system uptime" is not run per day?? I mean that how can i set it to run per year?? Please see the attachment. Thank you for your help. Attachments system_uptime.jpg 43.8 KB · Views: 129
Dear Sir/Madam, Can you teach me that how can i set the "system uptime" is not run per day?? I mean that how can i set it to run per year?? Please see the attachment. Thank you for your help.
hehachris Verified User Joined Nov 24, 2004 Messages 533 Location Hong Kong Dec 23, 2006 #2 "System uptime" shows how long your OS being operated. I guess you are asking for the unit, to show uptime in year, right?
"System uptime" shows how long your OS being operated. I guess you are asking for the unit, to show uptime in year, right?
nobaloney NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam † Joined Jun 16, 2003 Messages 24,989 Location California Dec 23, 2006 #3 All system uptime is, is a link to the output of the linux/unix uptime command. Jeff
C ChineseDiscuss New member Joined Dec 23, 2006 Messages 2 Dec 23, 2006 #4 hehachris said: "System uptime" shows how long your OS being operated. I guess you are asking for the unit, to show uptime in year, right? Click to expand... How can it show uptime in year ? Thank you .
hehachris said: "System uptime" shows how long your OS being operated. I guess you are asking for the unit, to show uptime in year, right? Click to expand... How can it show uptime in year ? Thank you .
nobaloney NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam † Joined Jun 16, 2003 Messages 24,989 Location California Dec 24, 2006 #5 You'd have to write a program to do it. And you'd have to measure uptime by checking every (whatever minutes) to see what's up. But the problem of course is how you define up. If the server is turned on is it up? Even if you can't reach the 'net? Or install MRTG which will give you some charts from which you can infer uptime. Or use an external site monitor. Jeff
You'd have to write a program to do it. And you'd have to measure uptime by checking every (whatever minutes) to see what's up. But the problem of course is how you define up. If the server is turned on is it up? Even if you can't reach the 'net? Or install MRTG which will give you some charts from which you can infer uptime. Or use an external site monitor. Jeff