This plugin will show you useful information about the hosting server you are using e.g. PHP version, MySQL version, Server OS, Server Protocol, Server IP and other useful information. You can use the information displayed by this plugin to update any settings which is crucial for your website performance and other aspects.
You will see the information about:
PHPのバージョン
オペレーション・システム
サーバーの IP
サーバーのホスト名
MySQL バージョン
System Uptime
Active Theme
Active Plugins
Database Name
Database Username
Database Hostname
Database Charset
Database Collate
WordPress Debugging (Enabled/Disabled)
WordPress Memory Limit
Please rate the Plugin if you find it useful, thanks.
スクリーンショット
インストール
Instructions for installing the Server Info Plugin.
In your WordPress admin go to Plugins -> Add New.
Enter Server Info in the text box and click Search Plugins.
In the list of Plugins click Install Now next to the Server Info Plugin.
Once installed click to activate.
Now go to your WordPress dashboard and you will have a new menu option called Server Info.
FAQ
Does this plugin works with all major PHP versions?
Yes, it works with all major PHP versions and I have tested it with PHP version 5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1.
The Server Info WordPress plugin offers valuable insights into your server environment. With comprehensive features, an intuitive interface, and efficient performance, it simplifies troubleshooting and optimization. A must-have for all WordPress site owners.
Was I running PHP 5.6 og 7.1 on this website? How much memory is available. MariaDB or MySQL?
When troubleshooting you always need this kind of info, and Server Info shows that. No bells and whistles, simple and clean.
This plugin says that it “… will show you useful information about the hosting server you are using…” including Server OS. It does report SOME useful information about the server OS, but a key aspect NOT included is what OS distribution it is running (e.g. Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, etc.)
When I uninstalled it, it prompted with a question as to why I was uninstalling (I think this is also a good idea, BTW). I provided comments and links to potential locations the author might look to use that will help determine what the distribution is.