Hi,I have an idea which wget would be perfectly suited for, or at least I think it would. I need to verify that my
assumptions are correct, of course, so I thought I'd ask the "source".
My goal is to rather cheaply generate a system using wget and its output (piped into something else like awk) to generate response time information for some websites. There would be multiple linux/unix hosts running wget to hit certain resources on the target servers and log out (in some approximation of high resolution) the response times for each resource and dependent sub-resource. I'm pretty sure that all I would need is the timestamp relating to each record to include millis so i can approximate "math" on them.
1) Would I be missing anything about the internals of that logging information, or the timing of the generation of that
timestamp?2) Would it be difficult to do this (understanding that while i don't need full posix compatibility, that your project may require that)?
3) Would it be worthwhile to add this as a "feature" or compilation option (which I don't quite understand if it really is possible without patching?)
Any responses would be appreciated, of course. Linwood Ma 773 435 3210 Voice 773 435 3232 Fax thinkorswim, inc. 600 West Chicago Ave., Suite 100 Chicago, IL 60610
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