[squid-users] TCP_HIT but want TCP_MEM_HIT

Hey folks.

I am working on an HTTP Accelerator.. in testing.

Results have been positive so far, however, I am noticing two things in the logs that are drving me nuking futs .. maybe someone can help.

First. In testing, I am expecting to get a TCP_MEM_HIT (from memory) on the content cached, it's only one test site, and I am hitting it hard with ApacheBench, however, I keep getting a TCP_HIT (from disk). Am I reading the log file wrong, but is the cache server serving the cache from disk, and not from memory (the expected result)? If so, any ideas how I can force squid to go to memory or to load the content to memory?

I am looking at this doc for log interpretation.

http://www.tenon.com/support/webten/papers/squidlog.shtml

The next problem is the file size data in the log.

This is important to me.

If I request a root HTML document from cache, the log will display the following information.

"GET http://10.0.0.220:8080/12345/img/top_2.gif HTTP/1.1" 200 905 TCP_HIT:NONE

Where is the file size?

Any idea how to force squid to log each file name served and every file size of the file served?

TIA.

Ray
Received on Sat Nov 03 2001 - 11:04:24 MST