[httperf] Incorrect "Host:" header?
Martin Arlitt
arlitt at hpl.hp.com
Thu Aug 3 17:12:29 PDT 2006
hi Harsha
you are correct, there is an error in httperf-0.8 related to the host
header. this was originally discovered in January 2004. please see
http://www.hpl.hp.com/hosted/linux/mail-archives/httperf/2004-January/000140.html
and the follow up message in the thread which I believe indicates the same
fix you did.
thanks
Martin
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006, Harsha V. Madhyastha wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The httperf manpage specifies the following function for the "server-
> name" command-line option:
>
> --server-name=S
> Specifies the (default) server name that appears in
> the "Host:"
> header of every request sent by httperf. Without
> this option,
> the host name (or IP address) specified by option --
> server is
> used instead.
>
> The string passed as the "server-name" argument is copied into conn-
> >fqdname in conn_init (conn.c:51 in httperf-0.8). But, in core_send
> (core.c:973), the "Host:" header is set to conn->hostname. Shouldn't
> conn->fqdname be used instead?
>
> --Harsha
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