I'm using CF 5 running on a dual 1.67 gHz machine on Win2k in a production environment. I am simultaneously checking the process times of pages through several means: *) CF Debug output *) CF Perf Monitor *) The log file from the CF admin page called server.log (set to log page requests that take at least 5 seconds) Searches are taking 1-2 seconds as expected in the CF Debug and Perf Monitor, but the server.log is showing them as taking longer -- there are frequently searches running 5-10 seconds. I have used URL variables to track a specific request to compare the CF debug and server.log file and found a discrepancy of 300% or more in the way a page is reported. What is the server.log number representing? I have looked all over google, this list's archives, and macromedia, and found a few people barking up this tree but no answers. My suspicion is that the number is somehow related to the amount of time to transfer the page itself to the browser, or at least complete the http portion of the transfer that the CF server is responsible for. Any ideas? If the number reflects in part some variable on the client side's like, say their modem connection speed, it won't be very useful. If it represents some kind of latency on our pipe to the internet, for example, then I have an idea of where and whether to try and solve this. Matt
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