Option to configure timeout

[buger]

Now you can configure http-output timeout with --output-http-timeout 30s. By default it is 5s.

[ahsandar]

when can the binaries be available for download ? any estimate

[buger]

Soon, but for now you can use this links
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0im10uea05u9mhi/gor_x64.tar.gz?dl=1
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xhxy390p7bymt3l/gor_x86.tar.gz?dl=1

[ahsandar]

cheers

[buger]

Included into v0.9.8

[zhaitianduo]

Hi, I've added "--output-httout 30s" in the replay command. But I'm still seeing many timeout when replaying the requests. Server response time must be less than 30s. Do you have any clue on this?
command:
I'm using 30x speed. Command is:
sudo ./gor --input-file "requests.gor|3000%" --output-http="xxx.xxx.net:9071" --output-http-timeout 30s

Thanks

[buger]

@ztd9071 can it be that your server can't handle such load and just dropping requests or hang more then for 30s? Also can you give output of running command above with: --stats --output-http-stats flags.

Thank you!

[zhaitianduo]

@buger Thanks for checking this. I will double check if the requests are dropped by server side, I will try using --stats flag to see what happened.

Thank you!

[zhaitianduo]

@buger Another question for you. I've dumped 30 minutes' requests from server. When I replayed using 300x speed, I didn't find the replay ends in 6 seconds. Is there a speed limit when replay?

Thanks

[zhaitianduo]

Hi,
I've checked the server again but I didn't find any connection limit.
Put more information here to see if you can help.

2016/06/12 09:37:27 [HTTPClient] Connection error: dial tcp x.x.x.x:9071: i/o timeout

stats:
2016/06/12 09:37:31 output_http:0,351,809,3763,752,2431 2016/06/12 09:37:36 output_http:1000,999,1000,3450,690,2317 2016/06/12 09:37:41 output_http:1000,999,1000,1504,300,2317 2016/06/12 09:37:46 output_http:1000,999,1000,1291,258,2317 2016/06/12 09:37:51 output_http:1000,999,1000,1256,251,2317 2016/06/12 09:37:56 output_http:1000,999,1000,1222,244,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:01 output_http:1000,999,1000,1255,251,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:06 output_http:1000,999,1000,1181,236,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:11 output_http:1000,999,1000,1145,229,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:16 output_http:1000,999,1000,1140,228,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:21 output_http:1000,999,1000,1055,211,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:26 output_http:1000,999,1000,1113,222,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:31 output_http:1000,999,1000,1049,209,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:36 output_http:1000,999,1000,932,186,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:41 output_http:1000,999,1000,1060,212,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:46 output_http:1000,999,1000,1004,200,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:51 output_http:989,994,1000,836,167,2317 2016/06/12 09:38:56 output_http:1000,999,1000,1079,215,2317 2016/06/12 09:39:01 output_http:1000,999,1000,975,195,2317 2016/06/12 09:39:06 output_http:1000,999,1000,1031,206,2317 2016/06/12 09:39:11 output_http:1000,999,1000,987,197,2317

Thank you!

[buger]

Thank you, can you try this binary?

gor_connection-timeout-fix_x64.tar.gz

The main change is that previously when you were setting timeout option; it was affecting only "read" timeout, but not "connection" timeout (which was one second by default). Now it set both timeouts.

I've dumped 30 minutes' requests from the server. When I replayed using 300x speed, I didn't find the replay ends in 6 seconds. Is there a speed limit when replay?

There is no any limit, only your hardware, and tested app.

[zhaitianduo]

Thank you!

[buger]

Tell me if it fixed the problem, thanks!

[zhaitianduo]

Hi @buger
Yes, the timeout issue is fixed.
And about the speed limit question, I found the speed is limited by bandwidth.

Thank you!