One of my threads finished. I just started it again. Should be slow again.
Thanks a lot to everyone for attacking the server, really. :bigsmile: I could run a load test on the server itself using a load testing tool, but it’s not the same.
Cool. I thought I wasn't helping. <grin>
gimmethatwrenchFoy
It’s crawling like a sleepy, bored, old snake… IT took ~4 minutes to display the home page :Sp
Threads: 1 Questions: 294189 Slow queries: 3 Opens: 207 Flush tables: 2 Open tables: 246 Queries per second avg: 346.104
i knew it was downloading something, but it was downloading a lot, my home folder got flooded so i had to stop lol
have fun guys i got to get to bed
amazingly slow
Results from one thread:
Transactions: 3000
Elapsed time: 746.643 sec
Bytes Transferred: 118,151,112 bytes
Response Time: 21.54 sec
Transaction Rate: 4.02 trans/sec
Throughput: 158243.07 bytes/sec
Concurrency: 86.5
Status Code 200: 2987
Status Code 502: 10
Status Code 504: 3
Average response of 21.54 seconds per page load isn't great, but, it doesn't look like I crashed it.. I downloaded a total of 118 Megabytes of TEXT (No Images)
Pretty dang fast now, again . . . be coming around the horn again . . .
Yeah, thats why I'm running it in a VM so I can easily just wipe everything.
Trying to Crash it… |(
BooM! HTTP:Service Unavailable.
7311: Service Unavailable
7377: Bad Gateway
7525: Bad Gateway
7426: Bad Gateway
7438: Bad Gateway
7324: Bad Gateway
7279: Bad Gateway
7434: Bad Gateway
7337: Service Unavailable
7372: Bad Gateway
7253: Bad Gateway
7343: Bad Gateway
7382: Service Unavailable
7410: Service Unavailable
7479: Bad Gateway
7433: Service Unavailable
7269: Service Unavailable
7207: Service Unavailable
Okay, I've "helped" enough.
mesofunnyFoy
I think you might want to consider setting a maximum concurrent connections per IP limit… I know this is a test but any server would be slow if a bunch of people were downloading everything at the same time.
I've only got an 80gb hdd too, I would just be f'n myself I think. It was also downloading a lot of other sites too.
I knew what wget does, butwasn't sure what all the other parameters did lol
Yeah, in that post I forgot, I should have added the --domains flag.
Interesting. I thought MariaDB would go down first. Or maybe the entire OS.
Know of an easy way to configure this perchance?
iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --syn --dport 80 -m connlimit --connlimit-above 10 -j REJECT --reject-with tcp-reset
You can send the wget downloads to /dev/null instead of filling up your drive, no?