I cleaned it up just a little.  This code will produce the url you need to access, after you swap out the username and password.


[code]
#!/bin/bash
#File name: CmxUptime.sh
UPSECONDS="`cut -f1 -d'.' /proc/uptime`"
let UPDAYS="${UPSECONDS} / 86400"
let UPHOURS="(${UPSECONDS} % 86400) / 3600"
let UPMINUTES="((${UPSECONDS} % 86400) % 3600) / 60"
echo -n "uptime.cricketmx.com/upload.php?"

echo -n "username=nesman64&password=passvord"
if [ "${UPDAYS}" -ne "0" ];
then
    echo -n "&days=${UPDAYS}"
fi
if [ "${UPHOURS}" -ne "0" ];
then
    echo -n "&hours=${UPHOURS}"
fi
echo "&minutes=${UPMINUTES}"
[/code]

I use the curl program for this, but wget, lynx, w3m, and who knows what else would work as well.

curl `CmxUptime.sh` > /dev/null 2>&1

You could set this as an entry in cron to have it run whenever.

47 * * * * /usr/bin/curl `/home/nesman/bin/CmxUptime.sh` > /dev/null 2>&1