Web Development

Greetings,

I've wrote a script that when you point your browser to a machine it displays info about itself. Below is a small snippet of the script:

Code:

<?php
$iloipaddr = `ipmitool lan print | grep 'IP Address  ' | cut -d\: -f2 | sed 's/ //'`;
$sftwrlist = `rpm -qa | sort`;
?>

<p><a href="http://<?php echo$iloipaddr;?>">ILO link: You must be on the same private subnet for this link to work.</a><p/ >

What I've been trying to figure out is how to create a link on the resulting page that will display the $sftwrlist variable contents. I've tried various combinations of href but I'm not sure at this point it's the correct way to accomplish my goal. Any suggestions or hints would be appreciated.

---------- Post updated 02-08-18 at 08:56 AM ---------- Previous update was 02-07-18 at 10:54 AM ----------

Unable to figure out how to get that link in the original PHP script I opted to create the $sftwrlist in a separate PHP script and link to it from my original script. New software list script:

Code:

<?php
$sftwrlist = `rpm -qa | sort`;
?>

<b><u>Installed software</u></b>
<pre><?php echo print_r($sftwrlist);?></pre>

Line in the original to get the list:

Code:

<p><a href="sftwr.php">Installed Software</a><p/ >

Not the way i wanted to do it as it would have been nice to keep my goal to a single PHP script but this will have to do.