Benchmark bad variable name

[hscstudio]

I just do this benchmark on my droplet Digital Ocean, I have git clone, and do

sh setup.sh laravel-5.1/ ci-3.0/ yii-2.0/

Success, but when I do

sh benchmark.sh laravel-5.1/ ci-3.0/ yii-2.0/

produce following error

benchmark.sh: 12: export: ci-3.0/: bad variable name

But if benchmark one by one its run well

sh benchmark.sh laravel-5.1/

[kenjis]

I don't know why only benchmark.sh produce the error.
It seems they are using the same code.

How about this?

sh benchmark.sh laravel-5.1 ci-3.0 yii-2.0

[hscstudio]

It's same. produce the erorr too.

now, I comment and uncomment file list.sh, so I can benchmark specific framework only.

[cebe]

@hscstudio can you please check, if my pull request (#52) fixes it?

[hscstudio]

still produce same error

[kenjis]

What shell do you use?

[hscstudio]

I use putty to acces my droplet in DO

[kenjis]

@hscstudio No, no. It is not your shell. It is your terminal application or ssh client application.

Please run the command below in DO environment:

$ echo $SHELL

You can see the shell which you use.

[Fly06-Fr]

First at all, thank you for providing us with this benchmarking tool, this is really usefull.

I just wanted to mention that I run into the same problem and managed to solved it by using the right shell command (so "bash benchmark.sh ..." instead of "sh benchmark.sh ..." in my case).

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/a-simple-bash-command-causing-bad-variable-name-790082/

[kenjis]

@Fly06-Fr
Thank you for your information!

@hscstudio
Please try this:

$ bash benchmark.sh laravel-5.1/ ci-3.0/ yii-2.0/

[Fly06-Fr]

Hi Kenjis,

Memory statistics are always null in the table summary.

Any clue about this?

Thanks.

[kenjis]

You can't get them, if you don't use Apache.

[Fly06-Fr]

I'm using Apache.

So what's wrong?

[kenjis]

Do you see memory statistics when you see hello world pages with your brower?

[Fly06-Fr]

My fault sorry.

I didn't have the correct DocumentRoot in my Apache conf. It's ok now.

I have a last question: How should I proceed to add another framework to your benchmarking tool?

[kenjis]

See source code of existing frameworks, please.
For example, https://github.com/kenjis/php-framework-benchmark/commits/master/ci-4.0-dev