Well, that's not really true. I have a feeling there is a misunderstanding
of the documentation:
https://xrootd.slac.stanford.edu/doc/dev55/xrd_monitoring.htm#_Toc99653755
Note that the following timing structure is always sent in each packet:
struct XrdXrootdMonFileTOD
{
XrdXrootdMonFileHdr Hdr; // recType == isTime
int tBeg; // time(0) of following record
int tEnd; // time(0) when packet was sent
kXR_int64 sID; // Server identifier lower 48 bits
};
So, tBeg &and* tEnd are always sent that this established the time window
of the packet. So, you mant to print both of those just before the packet
is sent out.
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