I am using the CPU-Z that when scanning your pc you have the option to save the log in txt or html so that it can be viewed manually. Done that I exported to html and executed
INSERT INTO 'root'.'mycomputers'(id, token, html) VALUES (NULL, '08dade78-6f3c-401b-899f-aa7035d001fb', 'CODIGO_HTML_DO_LOG_DO_CPU-Z');Where id is A_I (AutoIncrement)
I made the scheme below so that the html is displayed every time I supply the correct token, but after the query the result returns an unknown character =
<?php
$token = $_GET["token"];
$html = "";
$title = "";
header ('Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8');
mysql_connect("localhost", "root", "usbw");
mysql_select_db("root");
$cmd_q = "SELECT * FROM 'mycomputer' WHERE token='$token'";
$cmd_r = mysql_query($cmd_q);
$cmd_s = mysql_fetch_row($cmd_r);
$html = $cmd_s[2];
$title = $cmd_s[3];
?>
<head>
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://www.cpuid.com/medias/images/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon"/>
<script type="text/javascript">document.title="<?php echo $title; ?>"</script>
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<meta charset="UTF-8" />
</head>
<?php echo $html; ?>
On certain characters as the symbol next to = > ° C representing degrees Celsius. Html within the database returns instead of ° that Temperature 0 32�C (89�F) [0x35] (Core #0)
NOTE: In the database the symbol ° appears normally, but in the html it stays this way!
Other lines that occur the same:
Temperature 0 38�C (100�F) [0x26] (TMPIN0)
Temperature 1 35�C (95�F) [0x23] (TMPIN1)
Temperature 2 32�C (89�F) [0x20] (TMPIN2)
Fan 0 2742 RPM [0x223] (FANIN0)
Fan 2 2836 RPM [0x211] (FANIN2)
Fan PWM 0 63 pc [0xA0] (CPU)
Fan PWM 1 60 pc [0x99] (System Fan 1)
Fan PWM 2 60 pc [0x99] (System Fan 2)
Fan PWM 3 60 pc [0x99] (System Fan 3)
Hardware monitor NVIDIA NVAPI
Temperature 0 45�C (113�F) [0x2D] (TMPIN0)