webperf-general — General Discussion about webperf

[Webperf-general] good envelo

[Franklin K. <swa...@ra...>]

Hi,

Chaepest CALIS and VAGRA online.

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Remove "+" from the link.


says the champions get awarded points according to how well theyve done
the tasks. 
Who are the judges?  Harry asked.

[Webperf-general] new skimme

[Pauleen B. <mck...@ba...>]

Hi,

Economize 50% on

Vaiagra
Vaulium
Ciualis

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Replace "-" with "." in the above link.



Yes, hes quoted in the article in there,  said Sirius, nodding at the
paper. Blustering on about how bad Berthas memory is. Well, maybe
shes changed since I knew her, but the Bertha I knew wasnt forgetful

[Webperf-general] more information

[Jon G. <jo...@di...>]

Where can I find more information about webperf.
Specifically, I'm looking for answers to the following:

1)  How taxing is the agent on a machine?  i.e.  how many pages
are downloaded per agent per hour?  Is there a max size allowed 
for a url?  Is the agent considered stable?

2)  How do you submit a url, how often is a url polled, and how 
many urls can each agent submit?

3) How many running agents are there currently?  What countries
 are they located in?



Thanks,



Jon.


p.s.  The breakdown graph is awesome.

Re: [Webperf-general] 2 things...

[Ian H. <ia...@ho...>]

Evert Meulie wrote:
> Howdy everyone!
> 
> 1: The Yahoo-graph on http://www.webperf.org/ is no longer being updated... Ian?
> 
oh-shit.. I'll go look at that

> 2: It's Ian's birthday!  Congrats!  ;-)
> 
Thanks..
where did you find that info ;-)

> 
> Regards,
> 	Evert Meulie
> 
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[Webperf-general] 2 things...

[Evert M. <em...@ho...>]

Howdy everyone!

1: The Yahoo-graph on http://www.webperf.org/ is no longer being =
updated... Ian?

2: It's Ian's birthday!  Congrats!  ;-)


Regards,
	Evert Meulie

[Webperf-general] Webperf will be down on the 17th of November

[Ian H. <li...@ho...>]

for a DB-Server upgrade.

It's a 20G database, so it's probably going to take all day.

Regards
Ian

Re: [Webperf-general] debian and web perf

[Ian H. <ia...@ho...>]

I looked at using the cURL libraries, and even making use of the mozilla 
code. the problem withn cURL is that I don't think it gives you DNS 
resolution time.

I think the best result would be to use the mozilla client. and somehow
hook up a text-only version of it.. and possibly get render time from 
there as well.

last time I looked the mozilla library was pretty complex, and needed to 
  be patched to hold the info at the sub-request level.. but that was a 
year or so ago.. I didn't like forcing people to download ~10-15m of 
binaries just to get performance measurement working either.

regards
Ian

Stephen Pierzchala wrote:

> Maybe you could use the cURL libraries? I use that for agent code I 
> developed for GrabPERF.
> 
> More details at http://www.grabperf.org/
> 
> smp
> 
> ***
> 
> Ian Holsman (webperf maintainer) wrote:
> 
>> Juan Jose Pablos wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> Just a quick hint for people that try to use it. LWP::Parallel does 
>>> not seem to be available on debian, so:
>>>
>>>
>>> apt-get install dh-make-perl
>>> dh-make-perl --cpan LWP::Parallel --build --install
>>
>>
>>
>> LWP::Parallel seems to not be very well maintained anymore.
>> It also isn't in the active-state perl for win32 ;(
>>
>> maybe it's time to consider re-writing the client.
>>
>> Thanks for the instructions about debian, I'll add them to the install 
>> page on the site.
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I think that adding this to debian would help this project a lot.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Cheche
>>>
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Re: [Webperf-general] debian and web perf

[Stephen P. <st...@pi...>]

Maybe you could use the cURL libraries? I use that for agent code I 
developed for GrabPERF.

More details at http://www.grabperf.org/

smp

***

Ian Holsman (webperf maintainer) wrote:

> Juan Jose Pablos wrote:
> 
>> Hi,
>> Just a quick hint for people that try to use it. LWP::Parallel does 
>> not seem to be available on debian, so:
>>
>>
>> apt-get install dh-make-perl
>> dh-make-perl --cpan LWP::Parallel --build --install
> 
> 
> LWP::Parallel seems to not be very well maintained anymore.
> It also isn't in the active-state perl for win32 ;(
> 
> maybe it's time to consider re-writing the client.
> 
> Thanks for the instructions about debian, I'll add them to the install 
> page on the site.
> 
>>
>>
>> I think that adding this to debian would help this project a lot.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Cheche
>>
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Re: [Webperf-general] debian and web perf

[Ian H. (w. maintainer) <we...@ho...>]

Juan Jose Pablos wrote:

> Hi,
> Just a quick hint for people that try to use it. LWP::Parallel does not 
> seem to be available on debian, so:
> 
> 
> apt-get install dh-make-perl
> dh-make-perl --cpan LWP::Parallel --build --install

LWP::Parallel seems to not be very well maintained anymore.
It also isn't in the active-state perl for win32 ;(

maybe it's time to consider re-writing the client.

Thanks for the instructions about debian, I'll add them to the install 
page on the site.
> 
> 
> I think that adding this to debian would help this project a lot.
> 
> Cheers,
> Cheche
> 
> 
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[Webperf-general] debian and web perf

[Juan J. P. <ch...@ch...>]

Hi,
Just a quick hint for people that try to use it. LWP::Parallel does not 
seem to be available on debian, so:


apt-get install dh-make-perl
dh-make-perl --cpan LWP::Parallel --build --install


I think that adding this to debian would help this project a lot.

Cheers,
Cheche

Re: [Webperf-general] is webperf still alive?

[Ian H. (w. maintainer) <we...@ho...>]

Ian Holsman wrote:
  doh.
  for some reason I wasn't subscribed to the list ;(

webperf is alive, but very sleepy.

I apolagize for being unresponsive to people on here for new account setup.

Feel free to hassle me to no end if I haven't responded

--Ian

>>
>> ________________________________
>>
>> From: web...@li... [mailto:      ] On 
>> Behalf
>> Of Hardeep Reehal
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 8:41 PM
>> To: web...@li...
>> Subject: [Webperf-general] is webperf still alive?
>>
>>
>>
>> I know that agents are still working as, yesterday, I downloaded the
>> software and installed it. I can see that it has been collecting data for
>> various sites, however, I have not gotten any mail from webperf 
>> regarding my
>> membership, thus I am unable to submit URLs for performance measurements.
>>
>>  
>>
>> I have already sent couple of mails with my username/password, but it 
>> is not
>> activated yet.
>>
>>  
>>
>> Are the new members still being added?
>> Will I be able to use this site ever?
>>
>>  
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>>  
>>
>> hsr
>>
>>
>>
> 
> 

RE: [Webperf-general] is webperf still alive?

[Ramses R. <ra...@in...>]

Hi,
 
to give you a clue of the status of activity: I applied for an account with
webperf for submitting URLs about two years ago and I've never gotten a
response...
 
I kinda gave up on it... But let me know if you have any luck registering
your un/pw combination. :o)
 
Regards,
Ramses.


  _____  

From: Hardeep Reehal [mailto:hr...@qu...] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 17, 2004 20:41 
To: web...@li...
Subject: [Webperf-general] is webperf still alive?



I know that agents are still working as, yesterday, I downloaded the
software and installed it. I can see that it has been collecting data for
various sites, however, I have not gotten any mail from webperf regarding my
membership, thus I am unable to submit URLs for performance measurements.

 

I have already sent couple of mails with my username/password, but it is not
activated yet.

 

Are the new members still being added? 

Will I be able to use this site ever?

 

Regards,

 

hsr

[Webperf-general] is webperf still alive?

[Hardeep R. <hr...@qu...>]

I know that agents are still working as, yesterday, I downloaded the
software and installed it. I can see that it has been collecting data
for various sites, however, I have not gotten any mail from webperf
regarding my membership, thus I am unable to submit URLs for performance
measurements.

=20

I have already sent couple of mails with my username/password, but it is
not activated yet.

=20

Are the new members still being added?=20

Will I be able to use this site ever?

=20

Regards,

=20

hsr

[Webperf-general] WebPerf still alive?

[Evert M. <ev...@me...>]

Hi everyone!

Just wondering how alive the WebPerf project still is...   ;)


Greetings,
        Evert Meulie

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Mobile: 977 53 229
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[Webperf-general] Webperf.org is going down over the july 4th weekend

[Ian H. <in...@we...>]

we're going to be moving the machine to a different data center.
We expect it to be down from Friday 8pm to sunday

Regards
Ian Holsman

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[Webperf-general] Error when running test

[Max C. <max...@us...>]

Hello,

I receive the following error when I try to run the test... Has anyone seen
this before?

I am using ParallelUserAgent-2.51.

maxc@mightymax[~/webperf-1.08]% ./pma-dl www.yahoo.com --verbose
Connect   DNS       FirstByte End       Size(Bytes) URL
00.021169 0.035082  0.159719  0.159750        0 http://www.yahoo.com 500
Can't locate object method "new" via package
"LWP::Parallel::Protocol::http::Socket"

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Re: [Webperf-general] webperf - bandwidth usage? number of agents?

[Mark O. S. <ma...@yo...>]

On Thu, 31 Jan 2002, Andrew Ogilvie wrote:

> Hello all.
> I am new to webperf. Can you tell me:
> - how much bandwidth a webperf agent is likely to use each month?
I've never checked as our servers have so much other traffic.
It doesn't seem to bother them though.

> - roughly how many agents there are out there?
There seem to be only about 20 agents left, from about 30 the last time I
checked.

Mark

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[Webperf-general] webperf - bandwidth usage? number of agents?

[Andrew O. <and...@xt...>]

Hello all.
I am new to webperf. Can you tell me:
- how much bandwidth a webperf agent is likely to use each month?
- roughly how many agents there are out there?
Thanks

Andrew

[Webperf-general] webperf.org is down

[ian h. <ian...@in...>]

Thanks to a  recent blackout in California,
the webperf.org webserver is dead.
It seems to have a faulty disk.

I'll try to get the service back up ASAP.

Regards
Ian

[Webperf-general] WEBPERF OUTAGE

[Ian H. (W. maintainer) <we...@us...>]

Hi.

Webperf had a 2day outage due to a disk failure. The site is back up now.
My apologies for not sending this eMail out earlier.

Regards
Ian

[Webperf-general] Webperf 1.08 released

[ian h. <we...@us...>]

Due to feedback on the list, HTTPS support is now been made optional.
the ./mkDefaults will ask if you want to measure HTTPS URL's and will 
not download HTTPS urls to your machine
if you do not say 'Y' for this option.


regards
Ian

[Webperf-general] webperf with 70kB/sec ADSL connection?

[Phil <bul...@in...>]

Hello,

I've got an ADSL connection, with static IPs, that has an upload max
of about 70kB/sec.  Would I have any problem using webperf?

I have a couple URLs that I'd like to monitor, but is it ok for me to
also monitor my friends servers?  I would never charge any money for
this of course.

Thanks,
Phil.

Re: [Webperf-general] Announcing Webperf 1.07 -- with HTTPS Support!

[Robert M. <rma...@ex...>]

It's great that you guys are adding functionality to the webperf agent,
but every new package you require makes it that much more difficult to
deploy an agent.  In particular, I'm sure there are legal problems with
installing OpenSSL in certain locations.  At some point, you might
consider making some of the packages optional, so that the maximum
number of people can contribute to the webperf project.  (Actually, it
looks like the agent will work for non-https urls without OpenSSL
installed...)

-bob

webperf wrote:
> 
> This releases fixes an annoying bug in the installation routine,
> and add HTTPS support to webperf...
> 
> to get this release installed you will need
> * to install openssl (this is available as a redhat 7 rpm, and at
> http://www.openssl.org)
> 
> * install the necessary CPAN packages. (this is done for you with the
> checkPackages script)
> 
> 
> 
> For some reason I couldn't not get the Current LWP:Parallel https perl
> module working, so I grabbed an alternative version from the LWP mailing
> list, which works great. This needs to be in your path BEFORE the
> default modules.
> 
> If you run ./mkDefaults it will set this up for you.
> 
> Regards
> 
> ..Ian
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