Warning! Speedtest processing can take a while, please be patient.
';
}
if(!empty($_POST['task'])){
if($_POST['task'] == 'install' AND !$sptInstalled){
$spt->_install();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'update' AND $sptInstalled){
$spt->disableUpdateCheck();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'checkupdate'){
$spt->_checkupdate();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'run' AND $sptInstalled){
$spt->_run();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'sidebar' AND !$sptInstalled){
$spt->_sidebar();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'removesidebar' AND !$sptInstalled){
$spt->_removesidebar();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'uninstall' AND $sptInstalled){
$spt->_uninstall();
} else if($_POST['task'] == 'stop' AND $sptInstalled){
$spt->_stop();
}
}
if($sptInstalled){
//echo '
';
echo '';
#echo '';
echo '
If you would like to confirm that cloudflare is installed, go to the file /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf
and look for LoadModule cloudflare_module modules/mod_cloudflare.so inside it. If it is there, cloudflare is inside apache. You have issues with cloudflare? Try restarting Apache from the CWP home panel.