Re: Uptime script

why not: PRINT exec("cmd /c uptime"); instead of \\c ? "Dave Milford" <davemilford@home.com> wrote in message news:CFEHIFPMOIOPPGKGAMBPMEDGCAAA.davemilford@home.com... > Hi, > > I'm trying to create a little script to show the system uptime (and > hopefully system resource usage) on my Windows 2000 Professional SP2 box. > I'm currently running Apache 1.3.20 and PHP 4.0.6 on it... It should be > noted that I have MS' "uptime" program installed. > > So far, I've tried using: system(uptime); > That didn't work. I get the following printed: "Warning: Unable to fork > [uptime] in d:\www\inc_top.html on line 58". > > So I hit the PHP website, found out some other methods of doing this, like: > PRINT exec("cmd \\c uptime"); > This time it displays: d:\www> > (that's my HTTPd root dir) > > How could I get this displaying my uptime, and maybe even resource usage? > Any help would be appreciated. > > Thanks > > --------------------------- > Dave Milford > ICQ : 8516328 > Email: davemilford@shaw.ca >