Server-side Information 2.0 Perl script

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Server-side Information script allows you to find out information about the server-side environment. Server-side Information script allows you to find out information about the server-side environment including a list of all installed Perl modules with a handy link to their documentation at CPAN.Features: - Easy to use. - You'll always be able to know which modules are installed on your server. - You'll always be able to control whether your hosting company is telling you truth or lies, while promising large lists of the modules installed. - You'll always be able to check the versions of the modules installed. - You'll always be able to know your Perl version. - You'll always be able to know the paths to the libraries and the Perl modules. - You'll always be able to know full server processor info. - You'll always be able to know your memory and disk utilization. - You'll always be able to know processes currently on the server. - You'll always be able to know full path info about Sendmail, Tar, Gzip, Apache, mySQLm and many other true information about Your hosting server. - In order to get all this information you don't need the Shell, neither the Telnet access. You don't need the root rights on the Hosting.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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