Win2K/IIS 5
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I've read before that the timetaken attribute in the IIS logs means the time
until last chunk of info was sent to client. my question is, what happens if
client is slow or does not wait for the info? at what response size does
chunking occur?
also, I see many entiers (for jpg images to make it simple) in which:
- timeTaken is high (10-600 seconds)
- BytesSent = 0
- Status = 200
other entries with similar data except status = 500
How accurate is this stuff? is there a known bug, maybe fixed in win
2003/IIS 6 ?