> I had a doubt regarding executing CGI scripts in SPECweb99 -
somebody here
> told me that the SPEC mandates the web server to fork a child
process to
> execute a CGI script - is that so ?.
Speaking of cgi scripts - be sure to use the C based one for this, the
perl based reference is quite a bi
> > When our specweb guys were whacking Zeus they would first run a
> > program that would walk the file set to try and fill up the cache.
Zues had some sort of internal cache that needed to be warmed on a
per-process basis (they would run with one process per cpu), as well
as warming the read ca
> > 1. most modern day os'es cache the files, and not do a disk io for
every
> > single file request. (duh !!.)
>
> yep. Yesterday I powered up wimp for the first time in ages and did
a
> mini-SPECweb experimental run in preparation for fiddling with the
stat() in
> mod_specweb99. I got really
> I had a couple of inputs here : I was talking to our specweb person,
and he
> had the following views :
>
> 1. most modern day os'es cache the files, and not do a disk io for
every
> single file request. (duh !!.)
Part of the design of specweb was to make it difficult (but not
imposible) to cac
I would think that using the http request time would meet the spec and
be easier than your alternatives...
Dave
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From: "MATHIHALLI,MADHUSUDAN (HP-Cupertino,ex1)"
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Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 4:05 PM
Subject: RE: gettimeo
Hi all,
I been playing with flood a bit.
One thing that I liked in ab that I found missing in flood was the
statistical summary that ab does.
While analyze-relative does the average stuff, I wanted the standard
deviation and the percentile ramp. As I didn't see anything that did
that, I whip
Hi all,
Two problems, and a couple of minor issues encountered trying to build
flood from CVS on tru64:
first: in flood_report_relative_times.c we have:
typedef void relative_times_report_t;
apr_status_t relative_times_report_init(report_t **report, config_t *config,
> any of the c-modules/ *.so should be added to httpd.conf and config
> within, e.g. from mod_test_apr_uri.c:
> #if CONFIG_FOR_HTTPD_TEST
>
>
>SetHandler test-apr-uri
>
>
> #endif
>
> tests should be skipped if the module is not compiled/loaded.
> you might just need to:
>
> t/TEST -clean
>
Hi,
I finally got my first run of
the perl-framework against 2.0 on Tru64. I am using a pull from cvs from late
last week, After rooting around in the failures, I noticed that none of the
c-modules libraries are being loaded, and that of course generates failures.
My question - how
