very small..
just run uptime.exe > uptime.txt and read the uptime.txt file for the info...
n-joy...
lol 10x ms !!!
http://download.microsoft.com/download/win...N-US/uptime.exe
Full Version: A Nice Prog To Find A Boxes Uptime...
Thanks. Always handy those little apps.
kind of weak for being 44kb... i made the same in 960 bytes mines a msgbox but i could make it be commandline also... let me know if i should
nice 1
ohh nice thanks
| QUOTE (illwill @ Dec 8 2003, 08:21 PM) |
| kind of weak for being 44kb... i made the same in 960 bytes mines a msgbox but i could make it be commandline also... let me know if i should |
Yes, can you make it into command line form since this tools' main purpose is for remote use.
: ) ^
btw: how do you modify the uptime?
I swear LanGuard from gfi lets you check a remote system uptime. Correct me if im wrong 
FiStEh
FiStEh
yes, lan guard can do this, but only when netbios etc (TCP 135 - 139) (file and printer share) is activated as far i know.
YES U R RIGHT...
IT WILL WORK IN ABOUT 40 % OF THE CASES...
THIS TOOL ALWAYS WORKS !
IT WILL WORK IN ABOUT 40 % OF THE CASES...
THIS TOOL ALWAYS WORKS !
stupid 1.2kb i could prolly get it lower if i tried but im lazy and compressed it from 2.5kb to 1.2kb... anyhow i tried to mimic the other code from his uptime app .. just didnt add the \\ from the front of the hostname
nice one illwill...I like my toolkits to be as small as possible. 
i fixed the code try using the new one so you can get the days instead of a shitload of hours
thanx illwill handy little tool and so much smaller then the one i had which was 45kb
SkitZZ
SkitZZ
| QUOTE |
| btw: how do you modify the uptime? |
HAHA do u think lying about the uptime makes u a better person .. able to brag to friends?
I havent tried illwills, but the MS uptime.exe reads from the event logs for all event pertaining to boot up/shutdown. So if you hibernate the computer rather than shut it down, it will see it as being on even while it hibernates since it doesnt get entered into the log as a shutdown and when it starts back up it is a resume, not initial boot of windows.
I havent tried illwills, but the MS uptime.exe reads from the event logs for all event pertaining to boot up/shutdown. So if you hibernate the computer rather than shut it down, it will see it as being on even while it hibernates since it doesnt get entered into the log as a shutdown and when it starts back up it is a resume, not initial boot of windows.
There is two build in possibility for the uptime of a box :
use systeminfo build in command on winxp or see the date and hour of the pagefile.sys on c:\
See ya,
use systeminfo build in command on winxp or see the date and hour of the pagefile.sys on c:\
See ya,
nice one as long as its command line i dont really care if its 2.5 kb or 1.2 kb or 960 bytes , doesnt matter really 
its sent in fractions of a second in all those cases ..
its sent in fractions of a second in all those cases ..
well never used it but the last one is cool
thanks illwill for da works (little is better
)
thanks illwill for da works (little is better
)
| QUOTE (w00dy @ Dec 10 2003, 09:06 AM) | ||
HAHA do u think lying about the uptime makes u a better person .. able to brag to friends? |
I need to restart some box and keep the uptime so the admin won't notice.
| QUOTE |
| uptime.exe > uptime.txt |
doesnt work
Whats wrong ?
it should work... try it with 2 >>
have some too if someone is interested
I tested "CMD Uptime 1.0 - by: illwill" but my firewall ask me if this program can access to internet? what's the need to connect to internet? (It works even if i don't allow this proggy to go to internet).
That's an usefull tool
Thx
That's an usefull tool
Thx
| QUOTE (batigoooal @ Dec 10 2003, 08:52 AM) |
| There is two build in possibility for the uptime of a box : use systeminfo build in command on winxp or see the date and hour of the pagefile.sys on c:\ See ya, |
'net statistics server' also works ... i didn't know about checking the timestamp of the c:\pagefile.sys
C:\>net statistics server
Server Statistics for \\PWSOC2K
Statistics since 12/15/2003 12:28 AM
or
c:\>dir /ah c:\
...
12/15/2003 12:28a 201,326,592 pagefile.sys
...
who needs a third party app for that? of course you'd want to mix that with the 'date' and 'time' commands to offset any time zone differences.
thx 4 his small app
packed ?
test
packed ?
test
thanks for the awesome tool.
gonna test it out
gonna test it out
tnx! can use it. usfull!
usfull!
Thankx dude nice work for the tool
| QUOTE (Helloman @ Dec 14 2003, 12:26 AM) | ||
doesnt work Whats wrong ? |
lmao bring the uptime.txt back a space ...
| CODE |
uptime >uptime.txt |
this is obviously a Network tool... but what is the general pupose of using such a tool... to find out who is online & for how long??...
what would you do ?... Upload it to a remote host and have it record a log file over a Period of 2 Weeks - a month , then .....
*Shrugs*
Wkd..
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