On Feb 24, 2017, at 5:09 AM, Geaaru <geaaru@gmail.com> wrote:
Yes, I know that code is public, I sent a pull request on github (see pull request #1917).
You didn't check github and read the patch I put in? You didn't check the pull request to see the patch I put you?
But FWIS on xlat.c file (on tree 3.0.x) or on xlat_eval.c (on tree 4.0.x) there isn't a management of nanoseconds or milliseconds on logging messages.
I don't find where could be currently used a timestamp with milliseconds or nanosecods on logging.
FWIS currently logging timestamp with milliseconds or nanoseconds is not supported by freeradius. There is a '%T' option but milliseconds is set statically to 0000000.
I currently patched my freeradius code to permit a more efficient timestamp logging, let me known if you want patch this on official tree.
If you go read github as I request, and read your pull request, you'll see that a fixed patch is already in. Alan DeKok.