Maybe I'm not clear on Squid's (v2.2S5) caching scheme, but it seems I 
get more TCP_MISSs than I should.  
If I go to a Web site I've never been to before, all the objects on 
the page are shown in access.log as TCP_MISS.  That's reasonable.  If 
I then clear out my browser's local cache, restart the browser, and go 
to that same Web site, shouldn't the objects show up as TCP_MEM_HITs 
in the log file?  
Some key Squid config options on my Linux (RedHat v6.0) system:
  cache_mem  16 MB
  cache_dir /var/spool/squid 512 2 254
  cache_store_log none
  
I find that in the example above I get TCP_MISS for the objects on the 
page, even on the 2nd access to a given page.  
Do the objects in the cache have to "age" somehow before they are 
accessed as HITs? 
Thank you.
Received on Tue Dec 14 1999 - 13:14:21 MST
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