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Access log - what does ETIME mean for searches?

807573Mar 23 2009 — edited Mar 23 2009
I am running Directory server 5.1 sp4. We recently had an issue where a search was initiated by a webserver with a bad network card. The symptom was intermittent 'ABANDON' entries in the log. However, when the ABANDON is in the log, the ETIME of the search is high - 10 seconds or so. Normal response time for the same search is 0. It appears that the ETIME of the search includes time spent trying to send the results back (unsuccessfully) to the requester. Is this a valid theory?

Here is a sample search from the log...

[20/Mar/2009:11:32:47 -0400] conn=23294 op=1247 SRCH base="cn=xxx,o=yyy" scope=2 filter="(|(objectClass=zzz)(objectClass=aaa))" attrs="bbb"
[20/Mar/2009:11:32:57 -0400] conn=23294 op=1247 RESULT err=0 tag=101 nentries=438 etime=10
[20/Mar/2009:11:33:06 -0400] conn=23294 op=1248 ABANDON targetop=NOTFOUND msgid=1248
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