On Thu, 28 Sep 2006, Luc MAIGNAN wrote:
> Thanks for answer. Is there a way to check this in the apache log (via a
> plugin) instead testing the request ? because I don't know what request
> will be sent by the client, I just want to see "after" all slow requests.
Check your apache manual for apache questions.
But apache will not record timing issues untill you run fresh out and then
you get error log events.
So the only way to test it is by being the client.
Hugo.
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