HI!
1)
Xnee can record X11 data (e.g. Events) and distribute them.
It has no built-in way for faking events from another X session than
itself, but if you find Xnee interresting enough I can look into that.
2)
With Xnee you can record a users session and later on (or
simultaneously) replay and distribute the session.
3)
Benchmarking, no...
Xnee can be found at
http://www.sandklef.com/xnee/
Best regards, Henrik
/hesa
On Tue, 2002-04-23 at 04:37, Stuart Guthrie wrote:
> There is a green field site in Australia that
> could be potentially larger than Largo. They wish to
> test more than 450 users running thin-client X on a
> server without having to have 450 client terminals. Is
> there a simple method to do this, I've thought of:
>
> 1) Recording X network packets then sending them from
> multiple dummy 'clients' on the same PC. (This was
> done during the Mindcraft benchmarking episode by
> simulating 'netbench').
> 2) Some sort of scripting process that can simulate a
> use on the server.
> 3) Expensive load testing software eg mercury
> interactive (not an option).
>
> As you can see, this is not my area of expertise but
> help is most appreciated.
>
> Any ideas most welcome,
>
> Stuart Guthrie
>
>
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