polygraph-cmp-lx(1) [debian man page]

POLYGRAPH-CMP-LX(1)						   User Commands					       POLYGRAPH-CMP-LX(1)

NAME

       polygraph-cmp-lx - log comparison tool

SYNOPSIS

       cmp-lx.pl [--precision=percent] [--scope=important|all] <f1.lx> <f2.lx>

DESCRIPTION

       Cmp-lx compares results from two tests and prints stats that differ significantly. With important scope some stats are ignored. The follow-
       ing events are not important:

	 *.last

	 *.min and *.max except for *.hist.min and *.hist.max

	 *.mean if there is corresponding *.hist.mean

	 rare events

       Histogram and errors are important.

       Rare events are events that happened in less than 0.1% of the cases where they could have occurred. Measurements related to such events are
       not important. Event rate is calculated using xact.started measurement as total count. List of events:

	 basic offered hit miss cachable uncachable fill ims reload range
	 head post put abort page ssl ftp 100_continue proxy_validations auth
	 tunneled proxy_validation rep req

OPTIONS

       --precision=percent
	      difference threshold in percent, default: 10

       --scope=important|all
	      which stats to compare, default: important

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2003-2006 The Measurement Factory, Inc.

SEE ALSO

       polygraph(7) - general information and a list of programs

       http://www.web-polygraph.org/ - project web site

polygraph-cmp-lx - Web Polygraph				   February 2010					       POLYGRAPH-CMP-LX(1)

POLYGRAPH-AKA(1)						   User Commands						  POLYGRAPH-AKA(1)

NAME

       polygraph-aka - IP aliases manipulation tool

SYNOPSIS

       aka [--option ...] [interface_name] [alias] ...

DESCRIPTION

       Aka is used to setup large number of aliases during Polygraph experiments with many robots and servers.

       The aliases option specifies what alias or aliases you want to have on the given interface. Aka recognizes IP addresses in PGL address for-
       mat, including dotted IP range. Aka will try to guess the subnet or you can use an explicit subnet specification.

       The number of aliases you can set depends on your OS. Moreover, some OSes may support large number of aliases (more than 1000) but  with  a
       significant performance penalty.

       Note that you can just put alias specs after all other options and the interface name (see aka's usage line).

       Aka  will  delete all old aliases before setting new ones. If you do not specify the new aliases, the old ones will still be deleted (handy
       for cleaning up after yourself).

OPTIONS

       --help list of options

       --version
	      package version info

       --if <str>
	      interface name

       --aliases <str>
	      ip(s) or ip range(s) to set as aliases

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2003-2006 The Measurement Factory, Inc.

SEE ALSO

       polygraph(7) - general information and a list of programs

       http://www.web-polygraph.org/ - project web site

polygraph-aka - Web Polygraph					   February 2010						  POLYGRAPH-AKA(1)