I've got a quick and dirty script I use to determine how fast our web server is returning results, for both the base page and all the content as well.
I recently added redirects into the web server to 302 anyone using anything other than our main domain, but it broke my script, so I added a header option.
Quote:
#!/bin/sh
url=$1
full=$2
if [ "$full" = "full" ]; then
options="--header='Host: www.example.com' -p -q -nd --delete-after"
else
options="--header='Host: www.example.com' -q"
fi
output=`/usr/bin/time -f %e /usr/bin/wget $options -o /dev/null "$url" 2>&1`
msec=`echo "$output * 1000" | /usr/bin/bc | awk -F '.' '{ print $1 }'`
echo $msec
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The problem now is that if I manually run the command being captured by the output variable, I get the correct run time, but if I run the script the value of output is completely different, almost random.
The script was working perfectly before I added the header part to compensate for the redirect, so there's something weird going on with wget.
Any clues?
