I noticed when previously an TCP_IMS_HIT in 1.1.10 now shows up as an
TCP_IMS_MISS in the 1.NOVM.10 version?
I see that in both cases there was no need to get the file externally
yet one says a "MISS" with data sent to the browser and the other a "HIT"
(not modified 304)
I'm just curious as to what effect it has on log analysis tools that
use the TCP_IMS_X when the logic has reversed? Should they use the
Hierarchy field to determine the effectiveness (hit rate) of the cache?
Or did I "MISS" something ;)
1.NOVM.10:
TCP_IMS_MISS/200 8301 GET http://www.yahoo.com/ - NONE/- text/html
1.1.10:
TCP_IMS_HIT/304 122 GET http://www.yahoo.com/ - NONE/- -
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