I tried that, and I got back error from specweb99 stating that the responses
were not conforming. (or something like that)..
OK, if you used r->request_time to replace the time() calls in mod_specweb99, you might have convert the units if the result gets sent as part of a specweb response or put in a file that will get sent to the client. If it's just using the values internally, like when it tries to avoid a stat(), there's no need to convert units as long as it always deals with the same units.
r->request_time is an apr_time_t (microseconds); time() gives you seconds (time_t?). There are some apr macros to do the conversions.
Now, I have a global time variable, that I set once in
specweb99_quick_handler(),
I think that would penalize the standard (no cookie/custom ad) dynamic GETs...they shouldn't need any timestamp information at all. Plus, I don't understand why r->request_time wouldn't work for the custom ad path.
and the other two instances, try to use it, rather than compute again.. The thirsd time() - in the ap_log_error(), I've put it in "ifdef DEBUG" :-).. Trying this out now..
Greg
