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* Copyright (c) 2002 Ryan Grove . All rights reserved.
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* index.php
*
* This is the front page, baby.
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require_once("lib/functions.php");
require_once("lib/ui.class.php");
$ui = new infoui;
$ui->header();
$ui->template_open();
?>
Wondering what this is all about? Find out
here. It's almost painless!
$ui->message("Uptimes Protocol v5.0 Implemented",
"After lots of thought and some discussion in the forums about the benefits of UDP, I finally decided to write
a UDP server. Version 5.0 of the uptimes protocol is brand new and describes how to send uptime reports using
UDP. All clients should use this new protocol as their primary reporting method. For users behind HTTP proxies,
the older HTTP protocol (version 4.2) will still work, although I strongly urge client developers to use the
UDP protocol as their primary reporting method. This new protocol is actually even simpler to use than the old
one, and the details can be found here.
");
$ui->message("Speak your mind in the Uptime Forums",
"I've tossed together a bunch of phpBB-based forums that I'm calling The Uptime Forums.
Brag about your uptimes, ask questions, complain, share uptime tips, etc. And the best part is,
it's free and tastes almost like cold apple pie.
");
$ui->message("Report your uptime on your website",
"You can now include your system uptime on any web page via a handy dynamic image. See this FAQ entry for details.
");
$ui->template_close();
$ui->footer();
?>