Adam wrote: > > Simple question: does everything get recorded by the Process > Filedescriptor's Allocation menu, including no_cache items?
UNIX uses filedescriptors for everything, including network connections. What this means is that a typical cache miss is as much as 3 entries in the filedescriptor allocation menu: 1. Connection from the client 2. Cache object file 3. Connection to the upstream server For cache hits you have 1 and maybe 2 (depends on if it was a disk or a memory hit). For uncacheable requests you will have 1 and 3. Regards Henrik
