> The first four fields in cache/log:
>
> 000099ae 32ce9aa6 ffffffff 32b9d76a
> 0000199c 32ad5fa7 fffffffe 32ad5db8
>
> I know that the first field is the filename. What is the algoritm for
> getting to this file in the cache-hierarchy based on the name?
>
To find a file within the cache directory (occasionally stuff on the web
vanishes - such as http://www.linux.org.za/tweak.html - and I have to dig
it out of our cache manually), this is how it works on the default tree:
00024601 32d6da7d fffffffe 32a72d4b
^^^^^^^^
= /usr/local/squid/cache/01/60/00024601
If the directory has a leading 0, it's not display in the log file. Letters
are lowercase in the log file but uppercase on the filesystem
tom@iacom.com.au
Received on Fri Jan 10 1997 - 16:22:41 MST
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