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v-system-report #2318
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Update v-move-domain-and-database-to-account Update v-delete-web-domain: deleting /hdd/home/$user/web/$domain Update v-delete-user: deleting /hdd/home/$user Update v-delete-mail-domain: removing /hdd/home/$user/mail/$domain_idn Update v-change-domain-owner: moving /hdd/home/$owner/web/$domain Update v-change-domain-owner: moving /hdd/home/$owner/mail/$domain Update v-move-folder-and-make-symlink: debug and additional checking
The `v-system-report` script collects and displays information about your server's health and configuration. It includes checks for: - System resources (CPU, memory, disk usage) - Running services (like Nginx, Apache, MySQL, etc.) - Network status and open ports - And more, depending on customization. You can enable or disable specific parts of the report by editing the script. For example, to disable system resource checks, you can set `CHECK_SYSTEM_RESOURCES=false` inside the script. Similarly, other checks can be toggled by modifying the respective variables at the top of the script. Please note that the AI feature included in the script is still very premature and was developed as a playful experiment. It is not fully reliable for analysis and should be considered an experimental addition. Additionally, keep in mind that this script is a beta version developed for personal use. You should not rely on it 100% for critical system analysis, as it is still under development and may contain bugs or incomplete features.
v-system-report for Comprehensive Server Health Check
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First, Vesta will not use this base code anymore. |
it was optimized using AI, i been using it and it is helpful for me, i just wanted to share it with more people. |
Yea dude, thanks! I've been using this since you shared it on the forum. I don't mind whether you optimized it with AI or not bcz t works like a charm, and I use AI tools all the time too. It's disappointing to see the head of this fork criticizing you for collaborating instead of being grateful for your contribution to their community. Not obligated to merge it, of course, but instead of criticizing, why not take the idea and improve it? The script is fantastic, though it could use some tweaks on the emailing side. I absolutely love it! |
no prob, i will use it anyways for myself... if you want to use the most updated version get it here, the email report still needs some changes that i will do next week, i normally dont use the email report: https://github.com/webxtekagency/myvestacpBIN/blob/main/v-system-report |
The script
v-system-reportgenerates a detailed report about your server's system resources, services, and configurations. It can be customized to enable or disable specific checks based on your needs.Please note that the AI feature included in the script is still very premature and was developed as a playful experiment. It is not fully reliable for analysis and should be considered an experimental addition. Additionally, keep in mind that this script is a beta version developed for personal use. You should not rely on it 100% for critical system analysis, as it is still under development and may contain bugs or incomplete features.