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I'm not interested in benchmarking. This is really about testing new releases of (legacy) software that work fine when run by themselves, but which blow up for some reason in a mod_perl environment.

I don't see httperf allowing me to do what I want to do. It has some support for replaying sessions, but they don't seem to support POST requests.

Am I missing something?

Liz

In reply to Re^2: Live re(p)laying of HTTP requests by liz
in thread Live re(p)laying of HTTP requests by liz

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