Hi Sebastian,
last year I used lwp to do some benchmarking of our e-shop... i.e.
login, pick something from the basket, go to the checkout and
checkout... i used the hi-res timer around each operation from a client
which forked off n clients and did m requests each... all writing to the
same log file... along with a little stats afterwards using
statistics::descriptive? however i never did get around to modifying
tinyproxy to help gather the information required to fill all the form
variables automatically... as i had to do all this by hand which was a
bit painful... well compared to doing it automatically that is ;-)
cheers,
Sean O'Riordain // [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"BAZLEY, Sebastian" wrote:
>
> Has anyone used LWP to write a simple network performance testing tool?
>
> I don't mean just Ping, useful though that can be.
>
> I was thinking more of testing interactive response times. For example, when
> using Telnet or Rlogin to connect to another host, measuring the character
> echo time.
>
> Any suggestions/pointers gratefully received.
>
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