vishnu@cs.iitm.ernet.in writes:
>
>Hi,
>
>I was looking through the logs and was trying to figure out how much of a
>change in hit % by bytes would come about by changing client Pragma:
>no-cache to IMS requests...
>
>Also teh delay for IMS_HIT.
>
>I went through the logs and the size in the log feilds for the IMS_HIT is
>all wrong.
> I think it returns the size of the headers it sent and recieved from the
>server instead of the transaction with the client...
>
>This is of no use..
>
>The average size of my IMS_HIT returned obj, is .5 KB according to my
>logs..
>
>Can this loggin be changed,....
IMS_HIT means the origin server (or upstream cache) was never
contacted. IMS_HIT means the cache sent the short "304" reply
directly to the client.
You are probably thinking of the TCP_REFRESH_* entries, where the
object is validated with the origin server.
Duane W.
Received on Fri Mar 14 1997 - 16:26:20 MST
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