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Status Future consideration
Workspace WebSphere traditional
Created by Guest
Created on Dec 6, 2022

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Observed a negative value for %D and a dash(-) for %{R}W in the NCSA access log

In the customer's WASv8.5.5.20 system, they have observed a negative value for %D and a dash(-) for %{R}W in the NCSA access log.

Referring the WAS code, it just subtract System.currentTimeMillis from the previous System.currentTimeMillis. We were focusing on the condition where the OS clock goes back in time to past and seeking the way to prevent the backword time adjustment from both Java and OS perspectives. The likely cause is NTP, but it's still not clear. In the discussion from Java perspective, Java dev team pointed out the necessisity of use of System.nanoTime() instead of System.currentTimeMillis.

Idea priority Medium

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