The plugin now stores one row, wp_serverinfo_version, recording the version last run so a future upgrade knows what it is upgrading from. There is still no settings screen. Deleting the plugin removes that row and also clears the per-user dashboard state WordPress recorded whenever somebody closed, hid or reordered the widget, which 2.0.0 left in the database forever.

Displays the phpinfo() table in the WordPress dashboard and creates a shortcode for use in posts and pages.

A simple plugin that displays the phpinfo() function for your site.

Displays web server information in a traditional way just like phpinfo() function

Add customizations to any hook in WordPress and any hook-enabled theme or plugin from within your admin panel! Wanna play hooky?

Analyze your WordPress environment, settings, phpinfo(), git repositories and activation issues.

It's important for a non technical administrator to be able to diagnose server related problems in WordPress.

A simple plugin to view server resource usage (ram, cpu, disk), check your PHP error log, and more.

A very simple plugin to edit .htaccess file safely

Stop silent site breakages. The ultimate in-admin server audit & per-user troubleshooting tool built for agencies and professional developers.

If you don’t know how to install a plugin for WordPress, there is a guide available: https://wordpress.org/support/article/managing-plugins/#installing-plugins

Web Server Information plugin will give you detailed information about your hosting server's configuration and installed modules.