Summary:
[PATCH] flood: (Updated) Add handler relative_times_sizes_process_stats
This patch is an update of the original patch I sent February 7,
2003 to have report_relative include the bytes sent and received when
displaying statistics. I updated it against the current public source
from CVS
Summary:
Added generic_fullresp_recv_resp() to force full response.
This patch adds a new handler that always retrieves the entire response.
This handler is needed because we currently do not have a way to tell
flood to always retrieve the entire response. We have a "wantresponse"
flag that
Here's a minor patch for a compiler warning. I'll going to send a patch that
touches flood_socket_generic.c soon, so I figured it would be a good thing
to address the warning first.
Summary:
Fixed compiler warning about signed/unsigned mismatch in generic_recv_resp
()
This patch addresses t
Hi all,
I looked a bit into this crash and see that it's because we end
up accessing unitialized data. The code in question is in function
run_farm() in flood_farm.c. When no usefarmer entries exist, we end up
allocating a two-element array that looks like this:
[0] uninitialized
[1] NULL
Th
Hi all,
The patch I sent contained a bug. The second change in flood_profile.c
causes the new relative_times_sizes_process_stats to always be used
if you specify relative_times for your report. I've included a patch to
fix the problem. I had mistakenly changed the list that's used to
initialize
This patch adds an alternative to the handler:
relative_times_process_stats
The new handler:
relative_times_sizes_process_stats
includes the number of bytes sent in the request and received in the
response. This patch retrieves the number of bytes sent and received
from data member "rbufsize"
Hi all,
I created the following patch so I could specify delays smaller than
one second.
This patch adds a new attribute called "delayfactor" to the
URL element. You use it to change the multiplication factor
applied to the values you specify for:
postdelay
postdelayprecision
pred
Summary:
Fixed assign_profile_event_handler() to handle nonexistent names.
This patch fixes a null dereference when you specify a profile event
handler that does not exist in the profile_event_handlers[] table.
Below is the smallest test case I was able to generate to trigger
the crash. Note
Hi Bill,
I think we're talking about two different styles of makefiles.
When I refer to NMAKE makefiles, I'm talking about writing makefiles from
scratch by a human being who knows to make the makefile maintainable and
readable by another human being. The problems you mention with .mak files
sou
Thanks for the review and feedback, Bill.
I agree with your assessment of the floodenv.bat changes to invoke other
programs. In my dealings with DevStudio DSP files and NMAKE makefiles,
I've always found myself juggling environment variables with similar
contortions.
Do we need to support the ID
Summary:
Fixed floodenv.bat environment problem in Makefile.win.
This submission fixes the floodenv.bat environment problem. This problem
occurs when Makefile.win tries to set up variables for use by external
prorams using floodenv.bat. For example, Makefile.win invokes MSDEV
like this:
floo
Summary:
Fixed the Win32 build to exclude the OpenSSL libraries when we
build without OpenSSL.
This patch changes the Windows flood build so that it links successfully
when you are building flood without OpenSSL. The changes move all
the link decisions regarding OpenSSL usage to Makefile.win.
Hi all,
I'm seeing a problem in the Windows build of flood with Makefile.win.
The makefile generates a batch file that sets up various variables.
In the command block of some targets, we call the batch file before
invoking a tool like nmake, MSDEV, etc. For example:
floodenv.bat
msdev flo
Summary:
* Updated flood_test.dsp to MS DevStudio 6 format
This patch updates the file flood_test.dsp to Developer Studio (DevStudio)
version 6. Developer Studio version 6 no longer needs to upgrade the
DSP file on-the-fly when you load flood.dsw. This DSP file now has
the same DevStudio versi
Summary:
* (Win32) Fixed link error apr_pstrmemdup in flood_socket_keepalive.c.
This patch addresses a link error. The code invoked apr_pstrmemdup()
in flood_socket_keepalive.c without including the proper declaration.
The compiler generates its own guess, which is incorrect. The code now
incl
Summary:
* Fixed PASSTHROUGH collision in flood_round_robin.c.
This patch fixes compile errors in flood_round_robin.c
resulting from the Windows header file wingdi.h. That
header file defines PASSTHROUGH, which is the same
identifier used as an enumerated constant for type
expand_param_e. The
Summary:
* Added error handling for failed config-file open.
This patch adds error handling to the code that opens the
configuration file. When you specify an argument to the flood
program, it attempts to open it to read in configuration
information. Previously, there was no error handling, so
Hi all,
This patch is the first in a series that will produce a running
executable on Win32 platforms with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0.
My Win32 development environment is Microsoft Windows 2000
Service Pack 3 and MS Visual C++ 6.0 Service Pack 3. My FLOOD
source was checked out from CVS this mornin
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