Re: [squid-users] Odd Time Stamps

From: Timothy Peter Cockle <T.Cockle@dont-contact.us>
Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2001 13:45:36 +0100

Sorry for the time lapse I left the office early yesterday.

Time stamps are from a collection of access.log(s). All 8 seam to have 15 or so of the time stamps.

Tim
03/10/2001 16:08:28, Henrik Nordstrom <hno@squid-cache.org> wrote:

>Looks odd indeed.
>
>Where did you find these odd timestamps?
>
>Regards
>Henrik Nordström
>Squid Hacker
>
>
>Timothy Peter Cockle wrote:
>>
>> I am not sure but this could be a simple one!
>>
>> I am researching web caching for my Ph.D. and am using a veriaty of squid log files for part of my ananlysis.
>>
>> However in one log I find a few strange time stamps.
>>
>> The following are examples:
>>
>> 98977610.0.
>> 99110.0.169
>> 9910.0..926
>>
>> When I print out the 'strange' time stamps they appear to be in blocks:
>>
>> 98981310.0.
>> 98981510.0.
>> 98990610.0.
>> 98994910.0.
>> 98994910.0.
>> 98998810.0.
>> 99010.0.088
>> 99010.0.265
>> 99010.0.919
>> 99010.0.191
>> 99010.0.028
>> 99010.0.126
>>
>> All bad timestamps do have valid time stamps in between.
>>
>> One further point is that they all do seam to have '10.0.'
>>
>> They are rare 0.004% of the entire log so I guess I'll discard them but I would like to know why they are there!
>>
>> The logs where compressed with bz2 and download with FTP I am not sure if this has corrupted them. I am
going
>> to look for further errors.
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Tim
>
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