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Error checking in configuration is good but not perfect.
If you do not configure correctly, you may experience a
segmentation fault on execute().

The body of any response which comes back larger than the B<buffersize>
applicable to it may be truncated to zero length.  If you expect to receive
responses larger than the default 256K buffersize, make sure to set your
$run->buffersize() big enough for the largest page you anticipate receiving.

If you are running in perl's taint-checking mode, and you pass tainted data
to ApacheBench (e.g. a tainted URL), it will barf.  Don't ask me why.

HTTP Proxy support needs to be expanded to allow for a username and
password.

=head1 AUTHORS

The ApacheBench Perl API is based on code from
Apache 1.3.12 ab (src/support/ab.c), by the Apache group.

The ApacheBench Perl API was originally written by Ling Wu <ling@certsite.com>