"Marc Lucke" writes:
>What exactly is cacheHttpOutKb & cacheHttpInKb?
These are poorly chosen names I guess. I can say that
because I didn't choose them :-|
"cacheHttp" is represents the client-side HTTP traffic.
cacheHttpInKb is the number of KB read from (HTTP) clients.
These are clients that connected to your "http_port" and
this is the amount of traffic you read from them -- i.e.
their HTTP *requests* to you.
cacheHttpOutKb is the number of KB written to (HTTP) clients.
This is the amount of traffic you wrote to them -- i.e.
your HTTP *responses* to them.
Duane W.
Received on Mon Jan 18 1999 - 23:09:13 MST
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