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If you need to know the time at which the request started, you can either install PerlPostReadRequestHandler, which adjusts the special Perl variable $^T to store that time:
$^T = time( );
and subsequently use that variable in the code, or you can use $r->request_time, which stores the exact request's start time and saves the extra system call to time( ).
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