FIN_WAIT_2 testing

[Chuck Murcko <ch...@n2k.com>]

You can generate plenty of FIN_WAIT_2 states like this for testing (even on
systems that timeout the state) with a client pull against the /icons
directory. Use Netscape 3.x, and set its caches to zero. You can set CONTENT
to 1 if you don't get enough FIN_WAIT_2s to suit your taste, or you can run
a couple of browser windows against the server. They *don't* have to be
running on Win95. I'm testing with this here on FreeBSD.

------cut here------
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT=2>
<title>Document ONE</title>

<h1>Test loading server</h1>

Here's some text. <p>

And now, lots of small gifs to drive some transactions:
</p>
<hr>

<img src="/icons/binary.gif">
<img src="/icons/binhex.gif">
<img src="/icons/blank.gif">
<img src="/icons/broken.gif">
<img src="/icons/burst.gif">
<img src="/icons/comp1.gif">
<img src="/icons/comp2.gif">
<img src="/icons/compressed.gif">
<img src="/icons/continued.gif">
<img src="/icons/dir.gif">
<img src="/icons/dir2.gif">
<img src="/icons/forward.gif">
<img src="/icons/generic.gif">
<img src="/icons/generic2.gif">
<img src="/icons/generic3.gif">
<img src="/icons/image.gif">
<img src="/icons/image2.gif">
<img src="/icons/index.gif">
<img src="/icons/movie.gif">
<img src="/icons/sound.gif">
<img src="/icons/sound2.gif">
<img src="/icons/tar.gif">
<img src="/icons/text.gif">
<img src="/icons/transfer.gif">
<img src="/icons/unknown.gif">
<img src="/icons/uu.gif">
<img src="/icons/line.blue.gif">
<img src="/icons/rainbow.gif">

<hr>

and now some more test text...
------cut here------

chuck
Chuck Murcko	N2K Inc.	Wayne PA	chuck@telebase.com
And now, on a lighter note:
Paradise is exactly like where you are right now ... only much, much
better.
		-- Laurie Anderson

Re: FIN_WAIT_2 testing

[Marc Slemko <ma...@znep.com>]

On Sat, 11 Jan 1997, Chuck Murcko wrote:

> You can generate plenty of FIN_WAIT_2 states like this for testing (even on
> systems that timeout the state) with a client pull against the /icons
> directory. Use Netscape 3.x, and set its caches to zero. You can set CONTENT
> to 1 if you don't get enough FIN_WAIT_2s to suit your taste, or you can run
> a couple of browser windows against the server. They *don't* have to be
> running on Win95. I'm testing with this here on FreeBSD.

Hmm.  Doesn't work (ie. doesn't generate FIN_WAIT_2s) for me on FreeBSD. 
Sigh.