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Mon Apr 14 12:14:03 2008 UTC
(16 years, 4 months ago)
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wrowe
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Implement a random substitution feature; requires a requesttemplate,
one or more substitution variables of the form ${varname) in the
requesttemplate and a substitution file formatted with one value
per newline delimited line (more than one variable per URL permitted).
The variables and files are referred to as subst variables and subst
files. Each time the URL is sent the subst variable is replaced with
one line randomly selected from the subst file. Any part of the
requesttemplate can be randomly substituted, protocol, host, port, etc.
The algorithm tries to make the creation time of the substitution
independent of the size of the subst file. The randomness of the
selection can be adversely impacted if the sizes of the different
entries in the subst file vary considerably.
Submitted by: Guy Ferraiolo <guyf cnet.com>
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Thu Jan 17 01:06:27 2002 UTC
(22 years, 6 months ago)
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jerenkrantz
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New build system that allows complete separation from httpd-2.0 tree.
Use the find_apr.m4 and find_apu.m4 macros to find and link against
APR/apr-util.
This provides --with-apr= and --with-apr-util= to use an installed
version. Or, if you place apr and apr-util under the flood tree,
configure will use/build them automatically. (This is SVN's method
and I rather like it for distribution.)
The compilation system (spec. rules.mk.in) is from httpd-2.0.
There may be some kinks, but it builds here, so let's checkpoint.
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Mon Dec 3 21:58:43 2001 UTC
(22 years, 8 months ago)
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jerenkrantz
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Fix to source in the apr-util variables. (The DBM changes force us to do
this in order to link apr-util.)
FWIW, I think export_vars.sh is completely bogus right now. It contains
the full source path to the expat library. Bad, bad, bad, bad. It needs
to be relativized somehow.
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Mon Aug 6 19:44:12 2001 UTC
(23 years ago)
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jerenkrantz
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Merge SSL socket code in with the normal socket calls. Now determined
based on the scheme.
Note that the flood_net.c code may return APR_EGENERAL (there really is
no way to map to APR_EOF or APR_ETIMEUP with OpenSSL's API), so that
must also be checked and treated as an error.
Remove the flood_socket_ssl.c code. We were doing the abstraction twice.
Once at the flood_socket level and the flood_net level, this is cleaner.
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Sat Aug 4 01:23:45 2001 UTC
(23 years ago)
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aaron
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Adds a new reporting mechanism where elapsed times during
each request/response test cycle are printed as opposed
to the absolute time samples reported in the "easy"
reports scheme. The new scheme is called "relative_reports".
I've included a new sample file that exemplifies this.
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Modified
Wed Aug 1 03:10:37 2001 UTC
(23 years ago)
by
aaron
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This is an atypically large patch. I got half way into fixing
the profile_events API to work with keepalive when I realized
that these event "groups" should be off in their own files.
So:
- Updated the profile_events_t struct to handle sockets
in an abstractable way. They now have a lifetime and
their behaviour can be overriden in this manner.
- Regrouped the events in the profile_events to make
more sense. This stuff should probable be split up
into the groups (where a "group" is a bunch of
event functions that need to all be overriden at
once to provide some new functionality). Currently
the groups are: profile, sockets, reporting, verification.
- Moved the three implementations that we currently have
for the socket events group each into their own files.
The current flavors are: generic, ssl, and keepalive.
- Updated the various examples to work with the new
events.
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