Hi Sunspot,
On 5/28/07, sunspot sunspot <red...@ya...> wrote:
>
>
> Guy's I need your help with regards in using curl remotely, if I'm using
> it on the machine itself (localhost) I'm not encountering any problem, but
> when I'm using it remotely, this is the error that I get ...
>
> 0 1 (192.168.1.1) !! ERROR: Connection time-out after 5108 ms
> : eff-url: , url:
> 0 2 (192.168.1.2) !! ERROR: Connection time-out after 5107 ms
> : eff-url: , url:
> 0 3 (192.168.1.3) !! ERROR: Connection time-out after 5106 ms
> : eff-url: , url:
>
> and so on ....
Here are the details of my configuration file. What I am not sure of is the
> value that should be placed in IP_ADDR_MIN and IP_ADDR_MAX.
>
> [root@test curl]# more test.cfg
> ########### GENERAL SECTION ################################
> BATCH_NAME= bulk_batch # The name of the batch. Logfile - bulk_batch.log
> CLIENTS_NUM_MAX=300 # Max number of clients, same as CLIENTS_NUM
> CLIENTS_NUM_START=100 # Number of clients to start with.
> CLIENTS_INITIAL_INC=50 # Clients to be added each second till
> CLIENTS_NUM_MAX
> INTERFACE = eth0 # Name of the network interface from which to load
> NETMASK=255.255.240.0 # Netmask either as an IPv4 dotted string or as a
> CIDR number
> IP_ADDR_MIN= 192.168.1.1 # Client addresses range starting address
> IP_ADDR_MAX= 192.168.5.255 # Client addresses range last address
> CYCLES_NUM= 10 # Number of loading cycles to run, -1 means forever
>
> ########### UAS SECTION ####################################
> UAS=y # If 'y' or 'Y', login enabled, and other lines of the section to be
> filled
> UAS_URLS_NUM = 1 # Number of urls
> UAS_URL=http://192.168.0.40:80/index.html
> UAS_URL_MAX_TIME = 20 # Maximum batch time in seconds to fetch the url
> UAS_URL_INTERLEAVE_TIME = 0 # Time in msec to sleep after fetching the url
>
> This is my first time to use curl loader remotely, kindly be detailed as
> possible for that instructions that you will give me.
>
This means, that the connections cannot be established within 5 seconds
(which is the default).
Actually, it looks like, that you may have no route. One can use any
addresses, providing, that you ensure a smooth
route from client and from server for the addresses you use.
Please, start with a single client and see that it works, than progress
further.
IP_ADDR_MIN and IP_ADDR_MAX.
The addresses from the same network should be routable to
192.168.0.40<http://192.168.0.40/index.html>,
e,g,
192.168.0.41 up to 192.168.1.255.
When you are specifying any addresses here, they are added by curl-loader
initialization to the network
interface eth0 and may be seen by the command:
#ip addr
Command ping (man ping) has an option -I to force the ping to be issued from
a certain ip-address. To test, that your routing is OK, you may use, e.g.
#ping -I <the address you wish to use>
192.168.0.40<http://192.168.0.40/index.html>
When it works - it will be OK.
Y may also wish to read a bit into the linux routing/networking HOWTOS.
--
Sincerely,
Robert Iakobashvili,
coroberti %x40 gmail %x2e com
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