By dimitritsch on
Hi All!
I have to compare various CMS and want do do a performance test.
One idea is to use jmeter, but j dont know the URL for login-page in drupal. I mean not the www.server/user/login or www.server/?q=user. There is someone like www.server/?q=user&name=xxx&password=yyy needed. May be with parameter for action or so forum?action=postlogin&name=&password= . Do someone knows how look the needed URL?
Other Question: By REAR exist a Benkmark package. Has someone expirience with it?
I dont wanna to put some code to test CMS. Do there exist other methods to do performance test?
Thx for help
Dimitritsch
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Use the cookie
Login from a regular browser.
Go into your cookies file/directory, identify the entry for the site you want to test.
Get the PHPSESSID cookie for that site
Stick the value in the client you are using.
You now can test the performance for a logged in user.
You can also try ab or siege.
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Sorry it dos'nt work
If i undestand right, then my URL would see after login like
www.mysite.com/?q=node&PHPSESSID=761e204ca7596cde23d142cee918f724
The Test with JMeter would be fast done if i solve this URL problem. I dont have expirience with ab and siege. Exits there good tutorials?
but it dont work. Can someone help me?
thx for Help
dimitritsch
No
What I meant was to add PHPSESSID as a cookie.
I don't know about jmeter, but in ab you can use the command like parameter -C to pass on a cookie value (PHPSESSID=zzzzzzzz...)
This way, your simulated users will be logged in as an authenticated user.
Find the jmeter equivalent of ab's cookie paramter.
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