On Sat, 24 Jun 2000, Joel Gerber wrote:
> Category Count
> no.non_get 0
> no.not_entry_cachable 0
> no.release_request 0
> no.wrong_content_length 0
> no.negative_cached 0
> no.too_big 0
> no.too_small 0
> no.private_key 0
> no.too_many_open_files 0
> no.too_many_open_fds 0
> no.lru_age_too_low 0
> yes.default 276
This tells me that Squid finds most requests are cachable.
Whether you see TCP_HIT or TCP_MISS is somewhat separate
from whether a response can be cached. For example, if
all of your requests have 'no-cache' (as they would if you
press the RELOAD button), then you will only see TCP_MISS
in your log file.
Duane W.
Received on Sun Jun 25 2000 - 15:02:02 MDT
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