Re: [SQU] checking if an object is in the cache

Hi,

try me purge tool in read-only mode. It'll take some time, and eat up quite
a bit of IO (so don't do that on busy production systems):

        http://www.cache.dfn.de/DFN-Cache/Development/Purge/

squidhost $ ./purge -svc /path/to/squid.conf -E 'Concept\.pdf'

It will print all cached objects containing "Concept.pdf" (case-sensitive,
use "-e" instead of "-E" for case-insensitivity) and the extended
information will contain time stamps from "Date", "Expires",
"Last-Modified" and the like (see README), which will allow you to
determine - according to Squid's rules and your configuration parameters -
if the object is considered fresh or stale.

List-only mode is default, and does not need to contact any Squid instance
(i.e. should work even if Squid isn't up and running).

Even though the tool is called purge (for its intended purpose), it does
not purge any objects by default.

> Ilker Gokhan wrote:
>
> i m sure there is a better way but perhaps is this enough for you:
>
> grep 'HIT' access.log.0 | grep -v 'REFRESH' | grep 'Concept.pdf' | more
>
> Regards,
> Ilker G.
>
> > Kimden: Joel TAQUEBAN [mailto:jtaqueba@apme-ops.dhl.com]
> > Tarih: Wednesday, October 25, 2000 1:15 PM
> > Kime: squid-users@ircache.net
> > Konu: [SQU] checking if an object is in the cache
> >
> >
> > Dear squid users,
> >
> > I recently have downloaded a pdf file of 1 MB from the web: From the
> > access.log it says the file was accessed.
> >
> > How do I check if that 1MB file is really in my cache? Say for example
> > the filename is Concept.pdf ?

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