http2 request log in accurate $request_time ?

[xt3627216]

Maxim Dounin Wrote:
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> Hello!
> 
> On Wed, Jan 22, 2020 at 10:38:42AM -0500, xt3627216 wrote:
> 
> [...]
> 
> > if  stream->queued  is true,   then ngx_http_free_request will not
> be called
> > immediately, which will result $request_time larger then real
> request time?
> 
> If stream->queued is true, this means that there are unsent frames 
> in the stream, and the request is not yet complete.  As such, 
> queue "larger" $request_time is correct, as it is expected to 
> account sending the response to client as well.
> 
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thanks Maxim, I see your point.


Anyway, I found some http2 requests have large $request_time in my logs(
which is unreasonable large),  will you be sure that the $request_time in
http2 protocol 

compute correctly. ?  the value of $request_time denote the actual time of 
RT.  


Will the multiplexing mechanism  affect  “mis-computing" the value of RT. 

thanks many.

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