Print header

[richardmoe]

Print header

[JoeDog]

I don't understand the request. Why doesn't -H "X-Frontsever" work? Where
do you want that printed? stdout?

On Tue, May 10, 2016 at 5:09 AM, Richard Moe [email protected]
wrote:

When siege testing it would be useful to be able to identify a slow
server. If it were possible to specify an extra HTTP header that would be
printed for each line (eg. X-Frontsever) along with the status code and url
it would be helpful!

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[richardmoe]

Lets say i want to see the response header X-Frontserver for each siege request.
An example of what I mean:
HTTP/1.1 200 X-Frontserver: frontserver01.example.com 0.01 secs: 29132 bytes ==> GET /

[rimal]

+1

[JoeDog]

Do you have any thoughts on how that could be configured?