Neither jodostatus.com and jodopulse.com seem to be showing live stats anymore. Is there a site I can go to to see what’s up (or down) with the servers?
Thanks,
Tim
Thanks Ravi, that site works. A one-page summary of the status of all the servers (or at least by platform) like the old jodopulse sure would be nice, though.
Tim
Below is a piece of Yash’s server monitoring post. This could be of your interest.
Windows Web Servers:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/pubgrp?uid...E-A5BAEB0EED3F
MSSQL Servers:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/pubgrp?uid...A-48ADD6BAC62E
Mail Servers:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/pubgrp?uid...7-A37E416F27AC
Linux Servers:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/pubgrp?uid...F-EE65F77D6953
Original Post : http://support.jodohost.com/showthread.php?t=5309
Thankyou.
Is there a tutorial on how we can set up the graphs for our sites branded. I have looked around and at some of the other reseller sites and was unable to figure it out.
Thanks,
WebD.
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Thanks Ravi, that’s what I was looking for. I had those pages bookmarked, but for some weird reason the bookmarks didn’t work for me any more. I thought the links had changed. I guess somehow my bookmarks got messed up…weird.
I’m all set now! Thanks,
Tim
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Is there a tutorial on how we can set up the graphs for our sites branded.
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How about just looking at the source code (View, Source) and copying the URL of the graphs and stuffing them into tags. For example, the graph for mail1 would be at:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/smallgraph?id=61&bgcolor=CCFFCC&width=450&height=69
(I tripled the size to make them more readable to my old eyes)
So,
Of course, you’d be stuck with the default colors and the process would be somewhat labor intensive to set up the first time.
Tim
Only problem though is with resellers, if anybody looks at source, u have the jodopulse link 
There must be a way round it though in PHP.
Anybody?
Okay, not a good solution. It seems to periodically prompt for a password. Reloading often bypasses that, but not a good thing to put out for our customers.
Tim
(I edited my previous post to remove the image link.)
YASH POSTED: just to let everyone know, jodopulse.com is still undr development. Soon we will be having all these graphs and status updates integrated into that site so you can easily view whats happening on each server from that website
I am interested in the javascript generator for the various servers http://jodopulse.com/server_codes.php Any update on this?
To implement the Server status page into your own website, removing any reference to JH check this thread out
http://support.jodohost.com/showthread.php?t=5309
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To implement the Server status page into your own website, removing any reference to JH check this thread out
http://support.jodohost.com/showthread.php?t=5309
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Yeah, I am aware of the option in that thread, but ASP is not supported on Wincf.
True..
We have a similar problem in that our Hosting Domain is on Unix.. we just created another sub domain on a Windows plan and pointed to that 
I’ve created a PHP-based server status page…well, it will take some work on your part to make a fully working page. But the hard part is done for you.
The page is designed to show one or more individual graphs like those at:
http://jodopulse.com:8080/pubgrp?uid=7E7F4896-DFB7-4958-BA97-A37E416F27AC
Unzip the attached file, put them on a PHP-enabled web server, and load serverstatus.php to see a one-graph page in action. Choose View, Source and you’ll see that the actual jodopulse address for the graphic is hidden, so your final page will be totally anonomized.
To create your server status page, you’re going to want to choose which graphs to show and create the image tags for each, following the example in serverstatus.php.
Since there are a bunch, I’ve created an automated page that builds all the tags for you…load serverstatus_tagbuilder.php to build all the tags, then copy and paste into your template and you’re set.
You can specify the size and background color of your graphs by editing the statusconfig.php file. As new servers are added, you’ll need to edit the array in that file, too.
Tim
serverstatus.zip (2.08 KB)
Great. Thank You so much for doing that. Good Job, Greatly Appreciated.
WebD. 
Thanks Tim!
WOW! Time for a new Icon.
Hey skypanther. The archive is damaged and wont open. Any chance you could repost it?
Cheers
any1 got it?
Cheers
bored_admin, I just responded to your PM in which I said:
I have the zip I posted a while ago. It’s going to be out of date because I haven’t updated any of the files for the many new servers now available at Jodo.
I’ve posted the zip file at:
http://skypanther.com/temp/serverstatus.zip
Let me know if you have troubles with it.
Tim
Hello Tim,
I have downloaded it and will see if I can update it to the current servers and get it back, it may be a while however 