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 Topic: Error in Apache log timing with http2 since update 26.2.2017 |
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jonny_be_good
Joined: 14 Mar 2017
Posts: 2
Location: Germany
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 Posted: Tue 14 Mar '17 19:53 Post subject: Error in Apache log timing with http2 since update 26.2.2017 |
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hello,
I wanted to report an error with the timing information in apache log introduced with the newest http2 software from 26.feb.2017 (downloaded from apachelounge)
environment: ws2012r2, apache 2.4.25, php 7.1.2, newest http2 from 26.2.2017, all in 64 bits.
I use the following log format on our customers production server:
| Code: | logformat "%h %l %u %t %{ms}tms \"%r\" %>s %b" hbcommon
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Here are 2 log entries for examples (lightly edited for user specific information):
192.168.yy.xx - - [07/mar/2017:09:29:28 +0100] 0ms "get /menuxxx.php http/1.1" 200 819
192.168.yy.yy - - [07/mar/2017:09:32:32 +0100] 1171ms "get /menuxxx.php http/2.0" 200 843
These are two log entries from 2 different users (note: 819 or 843 bytes !)
With http2 it seems that the duration time value is shown in microseconds and not in milliseconds as requested, so that all values for http2 log entries are 1000 times higher then before.
The application has not gone any changes and behaves as usual.
To my observation this bug has been introduced with applying mod_http2 1.9.2 and nghttp2 1.20.0 from 26.2.2017. |
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icing
Joined: 22 Sep 2015
Posts: 41
Location: Münster, Germany
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Hmm, I am not the expert on log formats, but to get the duration (I assume that is what you want to see), I have to use something like:
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LogFormat "%h %l %u %t %{us}T \"%r\" %>s %b" common
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mod_http2 does not by itself mess with logging. It serves requests differently, so numbers will vary between h1 and h2. But it has no influence on the units reported.
-Stefan |
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