Is this the software that the apache team uses to test new apache releases?
Wood, Bryan wrote:
Is this the software that the apache team uses to test new apache releases?
It's used by httpd-dev, mod_perl projects and other 3rd party modules. For
more info see: http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html
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Subject: Re: apache test suite
Wood, Bryan wrote:
Is this the software that the apache team uses to test new apache
releases?
It's used by httpd-dev, mod_perl projects and other 3rd party modules. For
more info see: http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html
Wood, Bryan wrote:
What is used by the apache team to test the webserver thoroughly? I need to
test it on a new embedded device and having the test suite they use would
save a lot of time.
Apache-Test, flood and specweb99, have you looked at:
http://httpd.apache.org/test/
Is this the software
for their results when they need to do a full test on apache?
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Subject: Re: apache test suite
Wood, Bryan wrote:
What is used by the apache team to test
Wood, Bryan wrote:
Yes I have, but I can't get apache-test to run on my desktop machine.
There are always problems in the httpd.conf file it generates.
If you don't tell us what the problems are... we can't fix them...
Of course I
checked it out of cvs so I might just need to check it out again.
Wood, Bryan wrote:
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Yes I have, but I can't get apache-test to run on my desktop machine.
There are always
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I wrote a test suite in Tcl for the Rivet project that works pretty
well. It's fairly minimalistic, but it works and doesn't require much
setup. It would certainly require some adaptation to make it work
with your own system. It is aimed at Rivet, not Apache, although I
think it's reasonably
