On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Michael Scheibel wrote:
> 1. Under what circumstances do TCP_NEGATIVE_HIT/200 log entries occur?
> This is kind of contradictory: The web object is not accessible, but it is
> delivered to the client with a 200 OK status code.
Agreed. I don't see any situations where this should happen.
> 2. Why does the amount of data delivered to the clients differ from one
> response to another although
> a) the same URL is accessed and
> b) the respective web object is not refreshed ?
It can be any of the following
- Client sending an IMS query resulting in a 304 response
- Client sending a range request, only asking for a piece of the object
- Client aborts the request before the whole response have been sent
> Is squid modifying any HTTP headers? Which ones?
Squid adds to the Vary header, and strips hop-by-hop headers as required
by the HTTP protocol. In addition you have optional anonymization
functions which strips unwanted http headers.
Regards
Henrik
Received on Wed Dec 22 2004 - 16:48:58 MST
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