That the client did a conditional If-Modified-Since get, where the
source wasn't modified.
304 is "Not modified".
TCP_MISS 304 is "Not modified" responce to a cache miss.
TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH is when the user presses Reload (Pragma: no-cache)
TCP_IMS_HIT = If-Modified-Since request served from cache.
TCP_IMS_MISS = If-Modified-Since request where the cached object was out
of date.
--- Henrik Nordström Carlos Maltzahn wrote: > > What does the combination of HTTP reply code 304 and access log type > TCP_MISS mean? I found that most of my access log lines which show return > code 304 are of access type TCP_MISS. 304 also occurs with > TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH, TCP_IMS_HIT, TCP_IMS_MISS. > > The access log is from Squid 1.1.5. > > Thanks, > CarlosReceived on Sun Feb 23 1997 - 15:04:50 MST
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