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Meaning of Apache %T in httpd.conf

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Sep 5, 2002
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We are trying to get some timings of web events and are looking at httpd.conf on our webserver to log times.
According to the docs on apache.org the %T parameter in the httpd.conf file logs 'the time taken to serve a page, in seconds'.
I'm not sure of the definition of 'to serve a page'. Is it a) the webserver has got all the requested resources and is ready to send them to the client
b) same as a) but sent off to the client and not awaiting a confirmation of receipt
or c) same as b) but gets the ok from the client.

Thanks in advance.
 
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