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Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network programming with php?
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"Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
trying to accomplish?
On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan
> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network programming with php?
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I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my local network. For example:
I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the system to give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
Aaron Kenney
"Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
trying to accomplish?
On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network programming with php?
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sam rumaizan wrote:
> I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my local network. For example:
> I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the system to give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And that's
just one example, there are several out there.
-Stut
> Aaron Kenney
> "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
> trying to accomplish?
>
> On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
>> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network programming with php?
>>
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Thank you for the link. This application is using C programming. Im looking for some thing with PHP
Stut
> I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my local network. For example:
> I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the system to give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And that's
just one example, there are several out there.
-Stut
> Aaron Kenney wrote:
> "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
> trying to accomplish?
>
> On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
>> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network programming with php?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> ---------------------------------
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sam rumaizan wrote:
> Thank you for the link. This application is using C programming. Im
> looking for some thing with PHP
Out of pure curiosity... why? You need a tool to do a job, why put
artificial constraints on it.
-Stut
> */Stut
>
> sam rumaizan wrote:
> > I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my
> local network. For example:
> > I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm
> whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the system to
> give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port
> it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
>
> This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And
> that's
> just one example, there are several out there.
>
> -Stut
>
> > Aaron Kenney wrote:
> > "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
> > trying to accomplish?
> >
> > On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
> >> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network
> programming with php?
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
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I agree. Why? The other concern is that php was never really meant to
be a fully self-sufficient programming language. Its a hypertext
pre-processor designed for the web. Maybe you are looking to get a
network monitor onto a web site so you can access it from anywhere? I
would still think that you would be better off handling the port
sensing function with a non-web language. Maybe you can just have php
read from a file the results of what the other language does.
On 4/16/07, Stut
> sam rumaizan wrote:
> > Thank you for the link. This application is using C programming. I'm
> > looking for some thing with PHP
>
> Out of pure curiosity... why? You need a tool to do a job, why put
> artificial constraints on it.
>
> -Stut
>
> > */Stut
> >
> > sam rumaizan wrote:
> > > I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my
> > local network. For example:
> > > I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm
> > whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the system to
> > give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port
> > it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
> >
> > This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And
> > that's
> > just one example, there are several out there.
> >
> > -Stut
> >
> > > Aaron Kenney wrote:
> > > "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that you are
> > > trying to accomplish?
> > >
> > > On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
> > >> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network
> > programming with php?
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
> > >>
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You can use Zend calls to access some C or other langauage api's which
inturn can access the network related stuff.
Aaron Kenney wrote:
> I agree. Why? The other concern is that php was never really meant to
> be a fully self-sufficient programming language. Its a hypertext
> pre-processor designed for the web. Maybe you are looking to get a
> network monitor onto a web site so you can access it from anywhere? I
> would still think that you would be better off handling the port
> sensing function with a non-web language. Maybe you can just have php
> read from a file the results of what the other language does.
>
> On 4/16/07, Stut
>> sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > Thank you for the link. This application is using C programming. I'm
>> > looking for some thing with PHP
>>
>> Out of pure curiosity... why? You need a tool to do a job, why put
>> artificial constraints on it.
>>
>> -Stut
>>
>> > */Stut
>> >
>> > sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > > I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my
>> > local network. For example:
>> > > I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm
>> > whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the
>> system to
>> > give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of
>> port
>> > it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
>> >
>> > This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And
>> > that's
>> > just one example, there are several out there.
>> >
>> > -Stut
>> >
>> > > Aaron Kenney wrote:
>> > > "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that
>> you are
>> > > trying to accomplish?
>> > >
>> > > On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > >> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network
>> > programming with php?
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
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Aaron Kenney wrote:
> I agree. Why? The other concern is that php was never really meant to
> be a fully self-sufficient programming language. Its a hypertext
> pre-processor designed for the web. Maybe you are looking to get a
> network monitor onto a web site so you can access it from anywhere? I
> would still think that you would be better off handling the port
> sensing function with a non-web language. Maybe you can just have php
> read from a file the results of what the other language does.
That would be another artificial constraint. PHP is more than up to the
job of small-scale server monitoring. I know this because I use it to do
just that. I have a set of PHP scripts that monitor a number of services
on 6 servers and it works quite nicely. Granted it wouldn't scale
without major work but it does the job.
-Stut
> On 4/16/07, Stut
>> sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > Thank you for the link. This application is using C programming. I'm
>> > looking for some thing with PHP
>>
>> Out of pure curiosity... why? You need a tool to do a job, why put
>> artificial constraints on it.
>>
>> -Stut
>>
>> > */Stut
>> >
>> > sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > > I need to create an online system to monitors the ports for my
>> > local network. For example:
>> > > I have 50 ports and I need the system to give me an alarm
>> > whenever the port is down for any reason. Pulse I want the
>> system to
>> > give me the manufacture name to be able to decide what kind of port
>> > it is (printer, PC, access point,...etc)
>> >
>> > This particular wheel already exists: http://www.nagios.org/. And
>> > that's
>> > just one example, there are several out there.
>> >
>> > -Stut
>> >
>> > > Aaron Kenney wrote:
>> > > "Network programming" is a very broad term. What is it that
>> you are
>> > > trying to accomplish?
>> > >
>> > > On 4/15/07, sam rumaizan wrote:
>> > >> Can you recommend any online tutorial OR Book for Network
>> > programming with php?
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >>
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