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  1. but if it was done that way, would it not be easy just to look through the java download the file and find all the server addresses?
  2. ok hi im new to the forums and didn't really know where to put this, so il put it here if its in the wrong place then im sorry, anyways currently im working on a site that will ping a server and come back with the standard Online/Offline and the MS, i've already worked on that cod and its working, one thing im not sure about though is, if its possible to only ping the server once every 2minets or so, as currently every person who comes on the site or presses F5 will ping it, i was thinking maybe somehow storing the MS ect in a database, and having the PHP read from the database and somehow every 3 minutes having it update?, but im not really sure how i would go about doing this, or even if its possible my, mySQL isn't great to say the best, il leave the PHP code below and see what you think, sorry about the code being a bit messy <tr> <td class="SEBody1"> <?php // Function to check response time error_reporting(0); function pingDomain($domain) { $starttime = microtime(true); $file = fsockopen ($domain, 443, $errno, $errstr, 10); $stoptime = microtime(true); $status = 0; if (!$file) $status = -1; // Site is down else { fclose($file); $status = ($stoptime - $starttime) * 1000; $status = floor($status); } return $status; } echo '<table>'; $domainbase ="ipadress"; $status = pingDomain($domainbase); if ($status != -1) echo "<img src='img/shard_status_online.png' width='18' height='18' alt='Online' /> Online "; else echo "<img src='img/shard_status_offline.png' width='18' height='18' alt='Offline' />Offline"; echo '</table>'; ?> </td> <td class="SEBody1">Login</td> <td class="SEBody1">PvP</td> <td class="SEBody1"> <?php if ($status !=-1) echo "$status ms"; else echo "0 ms"; ?> </td> <td class="SEBody1">English</td> </tr>
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