# if a default host is specified here, it will be used as the TCP
# target for each object referencing '.' in the host field.

host 10.0.0.2:80

# up to 10 header lines can be entered here.
# useful to inject through a proxy
# get it with echo -n $user:$passwd | mmencode
# header Proxy-Authorization: Basic dXNlcjpwYXNzd2Q=
# header Proxy-Connection: Close


# new <page_identifier> <think_time>
#	{ get | post } { <server>:<port> | '.' } { object1_URI } [ object1_args ]
#	{ get | post } { <server>:<port> | '.' } { object2_URI } [ object2_args ]
#	...
#
#	Inserts a new page in the scenario. It will be named <page_identifier>,
#	although this identifier is never used and can be referenced several times.
#	- <think_time> is the number of milliseconds the injecter should pause after
#	  all objects from this page have been fetched and before starting to fetch
#	  the next page.
#	- <object_URI> is the URI sent after the GET or POST method for an object
#	  part of the page. In case where a proxy is used, the URI should start
#	  with 'http://<remote_server>:<port>'
#	- <object_args> is a '&'-delimited string of HTTP arguments passed to the
#	  request either as a GET or POST method. The argument string can contain
#	  up to 2 '%s' occurrences which will be replaced by the client identifier
#	  (an integer starting at 1, stable during a client session, and different
#	  for each client).


new page0 0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0

new page1 0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0

new page2 0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0
	get . /0


