Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

As of JMeter 4.0 underlying FTPClient doesn't have any timeouts so if your server will never respond - your JMeter test will never end. You can work it around by placing your FTP requests under

Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

The duration assertion marks a sample as failed if the time it takes is larger than configured. it doesnt however timeout the sampler. If you have a blocking call then till that call returns , nothing else will happen till that call returns . On Thu, Aug 23, 2018 at 8:24 AM

Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

I used below class in JMX file. This is working fine for FTP for timeout. I have used 30 sec(3 milliseconds) for testing purpose. 3 When I used 1000 milliseconds(1 sec) as timeout it gives timeout error for most of threads while testing. The operation lasted too long: It took 1,115

Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

I have configured 30 sec timeout value in jmx file. So it should reject automatically. But still getting stuck and not every time. Some time it's working without any issue. Thanks Vijay Raje On Mon, Aug 20, 2018, 11:11 PM Deepak Shetty wrote: > Hi > > but while running from 15 Linux servers

Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

Thanks Guys . it worked. Sharing mode was the hick up :-) On Mon, Aug 20, 2018 at 11:10 PM, Deepak Shetty wrote: > Hi > > but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously > This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want > to do ? > Its likely your server is

Re: jmeter command stuck - FTP testing

Hi > but while running from 15 Linux servers sententiously This will run 15 * 225 connections to your server - Is this what you want to do ? Its likely your server is rejecting connections or timing out - The screenshot you have taken is not what is useful - You need a threaddump which will likely