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In message <hnaf7m28jhrk74n.150120081304 at torlen.net>, Erik writes:
>Im doing a POST request against my varnishserver and getting a very long wait time until the response is received by the client.
>
>As I understand by the vcl man the POST requests are all piped, right?
>
>Anyway, I was looking for some timestamp in the log to understand where the request hangs.
>
>Is their any line in the log where I can see the timestamp/time?

Which version of varnish are you using ?

We can't really do much logging for a piped request, since all we
do is pass bytes back and forth.

For normal requests timestamps are in the ReqEnd record.

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Im using 1.1.2 from SF. I noticed in my log that the POST
request isn't piped, it is passed. Probably thats why the
request takes such a long time to finish.

I thought that all POST were piped auto like this?
if (req.request != "GET" && req.request != "HEAD") {
pipe;
}

Could you explain the values in the ReqEnd:
12 ReqEnd c 100929047 1200397302.365636110 1200397902.687728643 0.016155005 600.287691593 0.034400940

Thanks
Erik

----------- Poul-Henning Kamp wrote --------

Which version of varnish are you using ?

We can't really do much logging for a piped request, since all we
do is pass bytes back and forth.

For normal requests timestamps are in the ReqEnd record.

In message <kqhmbyk1xla0cac.150120081646 at torlen.net>, Erik writes:

>Could you explain the values in the ReqEnd:
> 12 ReqEnd c 100929047 1200397302.365636110
> 1200397902.687728643 0.016155005 600.287691593 0.034400940

See: http://varnish.projects.linpro.no/ticket/44



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Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by incompetence.