
Examples Directory
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This directory contains a number of example files that
are used either as input by the webload tool, or are
generated as output.  If you are having trouble operating
the tool, it is hoped that these can provide guidance and
direction as to what these files *should* look like.

The User's Guide provides a more detailed discussion
of the files here, and how they are created.  Please read that
document.

http.requests:
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A typical, representative example of the input that the
webclient program expects.  This file is almost identical to 
"http.trace", except that it's been marked up so that the
number of repetitions and mean-think-time have been set, and
the username/pin/password have been replaced with a 
fill-in-the-blank token.

http.trace:
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This file is generated by the webmon proxy server.  This file,
after suitable modification, can be used as input to the 
"webclient" program.  (See the files "http.requests" for an 
examples).

makecert.sh
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Sample shell file that will automatically generate a variety 
of certificates, certificate requests, and certificate authorities.
Handy for creating bogus certificates for use in testing.
Requires the SSLeay package.

mykeydb.kdb:
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A sample "keyring" file. A "keyring" is a file that can store the
various private encryption keys needed to send encoded messages and
establish secure communications with a web server using SSL.
This "keyring" is compatible with the "skit" brand SSL library.
(Note that different versions of skit use different keyring formats.)  
The password for this keyring is "linas".  This keyring contains 
one certificate: a trusted, self-signed certificate called "linas".

mykeystash.sth:
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A sample "keyring password stash" file.  Normally, you don't want 
to handout or store plaintext passwords.  This stash file contains
the single password "linas" in encrypted form.

run.webmon:
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A sample shell script showing how to run the webmon daemon.
Edit this to suit your needs.  See also 'webmon.bat' for the
DOS equivalent.

server-certif.pem
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Sample PEM-encoded server certificate and private key. Export-grade 
(512-bit).  Should be valid for ten years, expiring in May 2009

socks.conf:
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A sample AIX SOCKS client configuration file.  This file should
be modified to suit local configuration, and copied to /etc/socks.conf
(The use of this file with socks is optional, and it's settings
are overridden by the SOCKS_SERVER environment variable.)

webclient.input:
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A typical, representative example of the input file that the
"webclient" tool expects. 

webclient.report:
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A typical report file generated by the "webclient" tool, using
"webclient.input" as the input file.

webmon.bat:
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A sample DOS batch file for running the webmon server.
This is the DOS equivalent of the Unix 'run.webmon' script.

webmon.out:
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A typical example of what webmon will write to the screen.

