Update timeout script instructions for Squeeze.

$ sudo apt-get install timeout     # Lenny

$ sudo apt-get install coreutils   # Squeeze

Add crontab entries to start the regular requests (line breaks are only

for formatting purposes here):

Add crontab entries to start the regular requests.

Note that the syntax of the timeout script in Lenny is different from the

one in Squeeze.  When in doubt, look up the correct syntax in the man

page.  For the timeout script contained in Lenny, the crontab entries

would be as follows (line breaks are only for formatting purposes here):

$ crontab -e

  torperf.torproject.org 127.0.0.1:9022 /.5mbfile >> ~/torperf/5mb.data

  2>/dev/null

For the timeout script in Squeeze, use the following crontab entries (the

only difference is that the first command-line argument is "-s2" instead

of "-2"; again, line breaks for formatting purposes only):

$ crontab -e

*/5 * * * * timeout -s2 295 ~/torperf/trivsocks-client

  torperf.torproject.org 127.0.0.1:9020 /.50kbfile >> ~/torperf/50kb.data

  2>/dev/null

2,32 * * * * timeout -s2 1795 ~/torperf/trivsocks-client

  torperf.torproject.org 127.0.0.1:9021 /.1mbfile >> ~/torperf/1mb.data

  2>/dev/null

8 * * * * timeout -s2 3595 ~/torperf/trivsocks-client

  torperf.torproject.org 127.0.0.1:9022 /.5mbfile >> ~/torperf/5mb.data

  2>/dev/null

From now on, the three files 50kb.data, 1mb.data, and 5mb.data should

accumulate lines like this (50kb.data shown here; line breaks are only for

formatting purposes):