Re: [SQU] objects cached by squid as in the access log

Hi..
In common case TCP_MISS means that the requested object was not in the
cache and should be cashed...
But there some another sub code..
TCP_MISS/304 for example ,, it is mean that recived data acctualy doesn`t
carry any
object to cache.. It was just request from browser and that browser have
those objects in local cache..
TCP_MEM_HIT means that a valid copy of requested object was in the
memory..and just read from MEM instead disk....

~Al.

> Hi all!
>
> i have installed squid-2.3.STABLE3 on red hat Linux 6.2. I have a question
> regarding the working of squid. i do not have a thorough understanding of
> how squid works....i have installed squid for experimental purposes, so i
> dont use it on a regular basis.....so i have a pratically empty cache....
>
> when i access a web page for the first time the access log shows TCP_MISS
> for all the objects on the page.....which is expected.
> but when i access it again it should give me TCP_MEM_HIT but it still
> gives me TCP_MISS ......that too for only the main page or a few
> objects on that page......and not for all the objects like it did the
> first time......
> but for some pages on the next access it gives me TCP_IMS_HIT.......but
> that is only for the main page......whereas it should have given hits for
> all the objects.......if it has cached the objects.....
> can anyone explain the reason for this.......
>
> thank you
>
> --pranav
>
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