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2007-03-31 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* *.c and *.h: Adjusted license to explicitly list HP copyright as
Copyright 2000-2007 Hewlett-Packard Company
2007-02-07 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* AUTHORS: wsseslog crash fix was actually written by David Mosberger
2007-02-07 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* AUTHORS: Removed Durval Menezes from AUTHORS file since his fix
has been re-written by Theodore Bullock
2007-02-07 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* *.c and *.h: Slightly adjusted license to explicitly point out AUTHORS file
as official list of authors
2007-02-07 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* httperf.1: Added correction to man page to include a missing
--wsess identification
2007-01-26 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* getopt.c and getopt1.c: Re-Added the to the build process
httperf now compiles on Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris, HP-UX 11i
with cc and gcc and (with cc and gcc)
2007-01-26 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* Makefile.am: Revised Makefile.am for src directories to explicitly include the
.h files to allow make distcheck to pass
2007-01-26 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* getopt.c and getopt1.c: Removed from build process
* httperf.c: Wrapped call to getopt.h in pre-processor checks
2007-01-25 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* wsesslog.c: changed a sprintf call to the more secure snprintf
* getopt.c: changed a sprintf call to the more secure snprintf
2007-01-20 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* autogen.sh: Included the shell script autogen.sh to compile the necessary
autotool components.
* autogen.sh: Removed redundant configuration files from CVS, regenerate these
with the autogen.sh script (recommend autoconf 2.60 and above)
* ttest.c: Removed the ttest.c file from CVS
2007-01-16 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* Build System: Updated build system to a more typical directory
layout and wrote missing makefile.am files for automake
* idleconn: Now installed along with the httperf executable
* ttest: Remove program from build
2007-01-02 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
*License: Included openssl linking exception
2006-12-08 Ted Bullock <tbullock@canada.com>
* Bug Fixes: Added a number of fixes from the mailing lists
over the last 6 years.
* compiler warnings: Compiler warnings in core.c and wsesslog.c
* configuration: Fixes a problem with the "configure" setup
where the "--prefix=" option wasn't being obeyed
* zero length: Fixes bug in http.c (parse_header)with zero
length content
* Host Header: Identify machine by FQD rather than hostname
* Persistent Connections: Added Persistent connections to HTTP 1.0
requests
* Robust alloca.h: Robust way to handle the header file that
defines the alloca function <alloca.h> for linux and stdlib.h for
BSD and others
* Time Discrepancy: Fixed a discrepancy between the data produced
by httperf and the documentation in regards to timing.
* wsesslog Crash: Fixed a problem with the wsesslog crashing
httperf due to an unhandled session failure from a burdened server
that rather than having to hack our own install code. This changes what's
actually built and installed not one whit, so we do not increment the version.
New in version 0.8:
httperf is now released under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Preliminary support for SSL (Secure Socket Layer). See README for details.
New options (see man-page for details):
--print-reply (replaced --print-replies)
--print-request
--ssl
--ssl-ciphers
--ssl-no-reuse
New in version 0.7:
New options (see man-page for details):
--add-header
--method
--retry-on-failure
Bug fixes
- fixed some segfaults in the session workload generator
- specifying option --session-cookie when not using a session
workload generator now prints an error message instead of
core dumping
developer is officially maintaining the package.
The rationale for changing this from "tech-pkg" to "pkgsrc-users" is
that it implies that any user can try to maintain the package (by
submitting patches to the mailing list). Since the folks most likely
to care about the package are the folks that want to use it or are
already using it, this would leverage the energy of users who aren't
developers.
