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# Incoming TCP-requests by status status request % Byte % sec kB/sec --------------------------------- --------- ------ -------- ------ ---- ---- --- HIT 14324 21.14 34458304 4.24 4 0.55 TCP_REFRESH_HIT 14324 21.14 34458304 4.24 4 0.55 MISS 46443 68.54 744023K 93.70 64 0.25 TCP_MISS 43444 64.11 566823K 71.38 52 0.25 TCP_ERROR 2999 4.43 177200K 22.32 242 0.24 ERROR 6994 10.32 16788698 2.06 6 0.43 TCP_DENIED 4264 6.29 0 0.00 0 0.00 TCP_REFRESH_MISS 2579 3.81 16145181 1.99 14 0.43 NULL 151 0.22 643517 0.08 12 0.34 --------------------------------- --------- ------ -------- ------ ---- ---- --- Sum 67761 794069K 45 0.26 ����������, ������ ����� ���������� ���� �� Calamaris. ���������� � �������������, � ������ ��� �������� �������� � ������� ����, ������������ �� "��������������" �������. ��� ��� �� ��� �������: ========================================================================== * Forwarded by Alexey Markov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * From: "Cord Beermann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * Date: Thu, 23 May 2002 19:45:24 +0200 * To: "Alexey Markov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * Subj: Re: One question about Calamaris 2.46 ========================================================================== Hallo! Du (Alexey Markov) hast geschrieben: CB>>> you should isolate a few lines with TCP_REFRESH_MISS and with CB>>> TCP_ERROR out of your logfile and check with those. >> Well, i got my real log file for May, 19 as example, and split it to >> the parties by the status of the TCP-requests: >> 1. All lines with TCP_REFRESH_MISS has code 200 (it mean success, >> isn't it?), but Calamaris puts it all to the ERROR section. Yes, because of the NONE in the hierachy-information. >> 2. Lines with TCP_ERROR has different codes (100, 200, 206, 207, 301, >> 302, 304, 403, 404, 500, 555), and Calamaris puts it all to the >> MISS section. Also because the Hierarchie-Information contains a success. >> Maybe, i am missing something, and this is an expected behaviour? No, i don't think so. It is strange. Is there any Oops-Documenatation that explains what the combination TCP_REFRESH_MISS/200 <-> NONE/195.161.119.247 means? does this mean that the requested object is fetched from 195.161.119.247? then Calamaris should report that as a successful transaction. In Squid, NONE/* always shows up as NONE/- which means that no outside-action happens. And the other sort is: what does TCP_ERROR mean? it happens (in your provided lines) together with a 2xx-code and a successful DIRECT-Action. so that could be correct, even if it looks strange. So if you can find out about the meaning of NONE/$IP_Number and TCP_ERROR/206 i can decide if Calamaris works correct or not. A pointer to a description of OOps-Logfile-format would also be fine, so i can check myself and add that pointer to the documentation. ========================================================================== ������, ��� ���� �ӣ-���� � ���, _���_ oops ��ģ� ���� ����... :-/ �� ������ ������ � ���������� � ����� ������ ��� �������� ���, ������� � ������� �����. -- � ���������, ������� ������.
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