DF Perl Informer v1.90b

Main menu

• Operation System, type, 32/64-bit (linux, 64-bits).
• Host Name.
• Server Name.
• Server IP.
• Local Time and Greenwich Mean Time of server.
• Server Software.
• Perl Version, modules.
• PHP version, installed modules, extensions (phpinfo).
• List of C/C++ libraries installed on the server, showing libraries that use cgi in the current folder (C++ Library).
• Crypt: The encryption algorithm used by the crypt function (Standard DES/MD5/Blowfish).
• GeoIP support on the server (mod_geoip/Cloudflare).

• ID and a name of the user from which execute the script (User)
• ID-groups is carried out and the name of groups which belongs the user (Group)
• ID and a name of the owner of a script (Script Owner User)
• ID-groups and the name of groups which belongs the owner of a script (Script Owner Group)
• File Permissions (the owner, a member of group, other users)

• The folder where the website files (Document Root).
• Disk Usage by Root (site size on disk)
• Full path to the current script on a disk (Script Path)
• Location of Sendmail, Apache (httpd), PHP, MySQL, Curl, htpasswd, Perl, Mail, Perl modules, Tar, GZip, Zip.

• The version of operational system, date and an installation time, etc.
• Date and time of last reboot a server (Last reboot time)
• Average loading of a server from the moment of last reboot (Average server usage)
• Load Average for 1, 5, 15 minutes, the main indicator of server load.
• Awake processes (all processes, processes only the current user)
• Unix Inter-Process Communications (IPC: Shared Memory Segments, Semaphore Arrays, Message Queues).
• Users working at present on a server (Working users)
• Information about the processor: number, model name, frequency, the size cache memories, speed and other characteristics CPU.
• Memory: in total memories, used, free and other
• Use of disk space: sections, all place, the used space accessible to use space, percent of use, point of mounted

User Information

• The browser User-Agent string
• User IP ("my IP"), hostname.
• Operation system
• User country, if available GeoIP ("my country").
• IP proxy of server (if is not used anonymous proxy)
• OS, Browser name and version, CPU family
• Accept Language, Cookie, Referrer
• Time and Date
• Screen resolution and сolor
• Permitted use JavaScript
• Permitted use Java (JavaEnabled)
• Is permitted use Cookie (CookiesEnabled)
• Connection Type

Environment Variables

• Are enumerated all variable environments in the alphabetical order: DOCUMENT_ROOT, GATEWAY_INTERFACE, GEOIP_ADDR, GEOIP_CONTINENT_CODE, GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE, GEOIP_COUNTRY_NAME, HTTP_ACCEPT, HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING, HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE, HTTP_CDN_LOOP, HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP, HTTP_CF_IPCOUNTRY, HTTP_CF_RAY, HTTP_CF_REQUEST_ID, HTTP_CF_VISITOR, HTTP_CONNECTION, HTTP_COOKIE, HTTP_HOST, HTTP_REFERER, HTTP_UPGRADE_INSECURE_REQUESTS, HTTP_USER_AGENT, HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR, HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTO, PATH, QUERY_STRING, REMOTE_ADDR, REMOTE_PORT, REQUEST_METHOD, REQUEST_URI, SCRIPT_FILENAME, SCRIPT_NAME, SERVER_ADDR, SERVER_ADMIN, SERVER_NAME, SERVER_PORT, SERVER_PROTOCOL, SERVER_SIGNATURE, SERVER_SOFTWARE.
• Perl environments (Other Variables)

Processes

• Displays the running processes on the server for all users. Unix displays information output by the command 'ps auxw' (USER, PID,%CPU,%MEM, VSZ, RSS, TT, STAT, STARTED, TIME, COMMAND). Some servers may only display information about the current user's processes, depending on the server's security settings.
  In Windows systems, the information displayed by the `tasklist` command is displayed (Image Name, PID, Session Name, Session number, Memory).

Command line (web-shell)

• Ability to execute commands on the server using the command line (analogue of shell).
• Commands are executed from the current user. Actions requiring root access will be denied.
• Lengthy commands may be interrupted due to the time limit of scripts running on the server (30 seconds).
• The feature is unsafe and is disabled by default! To enable it, you need to set a password on the script (the link "protect", upper-right corner) and create a special file on disk (piext.acs) to confirm that you have access to the site.
• There are hints for popular Unix commands. Working with files - copy (cp), rename/move (mv), delete (rm) files. Assignment of rights (chmod) and users (chown) on files. Creating (mkdir), deleting (rmdir) directories. File list output (ls), file search (find), archiving (tar, gzip). View disk space (df). Processes - showing (ps, top), removing (kill, killall). Process tracers and debuggers (ktrace, truss, strace, gdb). Working with IPC-display (ipcs) and delete (ipcrm).

Set network password (Htpassword Generator)

• Password protection of files or the entire directory in which the script is located. Enter the login, password and file name requiring authorization. The script will automatically create .htaccess and .htpasswd files and set a password.
• Unlike third-party network password generators, you do not need to find out and choose the password encryption algorithm.
• The function is also unsafe and is disabled by default, to enable it the same actions are required as to enable the web-shell.