openbsd-ports/www/wbox/distinfo

MD5 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = SbtfIWXpbxf1EI9jYqavCQ==
RMD160 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = oK31X79Imj0GSVMITMflDuHVkG4=
SHA1 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = BT57vBi9nqho23FgFYsmiIByhoo=
SHA256 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = TtYj5c11y2AUFh3wdMfcFSkXn90gwmQ2MUATRkzvf1s=
SIZE (wbox-4.tar.gz) = 21648
import wbox-4 wbox aims to help you having fun while testing HTTP related stuff. You can use it to perform many tasks, including the following. * Benchmarking how much time it takes to generate content for your web application. * Web server and web application stressing. * Testing virtual domains configuration without the need to alter your local resolver. * Check if your redirects are working correctly emitting the right HTTP code. * Test if the HTTP compression is working and if it is actually serving pages faster. * Use it as a configuration-less HTTP server to share files! from Laurent Fanis <laurent at humppa.nl> (MAINTAINER) 2007-11-20 15:25:19 -05:00			`MD5 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = SbtfIWXpbxf1EI9jYqavCQ==`
			`RMD160 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = oK31X79Imj0GSVMITMflDuHVkG4=`
			`SHA1 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = BT57vBi9nqho23FgFYsmiIByhoo=`
			`SHA256 (wbox-4.tar.gz) = TtYj5c11y2AUFh3wdMfcFSkXn90gwmQ2MUATRkzvf1s=`
			`SIZE (wbox-4.tar.gz) = 21648`