On Sunday 02 March 2003 02.36, Hugh Buchanan wrote: > Basically, nothing is getting cached. Everything gets reported as > a TCP_MISS/200 in the access log. Nothing is getting written to > the cache.log. My store.log reports info like this: > > 1046563848.097 RELEASE 00000035 200 1046563706 993686750 -1 > image/gif 525/525 GET > http://www.mydomain.com/images/admin/header-bg.gif 1046563848.097 > SWAPOUT 00000044 200 1046563848 993686750 -1 image/gif > 525/525 GET http://www.mydomain.com/images/admin/header-bg.gif
This tells that the previous object was considered stale, and a fresh copy was retrieved. As there is a identical last-modified timestamp this most likely is a forced reload by the client. If unsure enable log_mime_hdrs and compare two requests for the same object which you think should have been cached.. You probably want to play a little with the ignore_reload/reload_into_ims and refresh_pattern settings to tune the caching of your accelerator. Regards Henrik
