On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 04:23 +0700, Phattanon Duangdara wrote: > Dan Trainor wrote: > > Hello again, all - > > > > Searching through my logs, I see UDP_MISS statements which are almost > > exclusively when an ICP query is made for an object of a directory type, > > not a file type: > > > > 1211373356.819 0 192.168.15.87 UDP_MISS/000 131 ICP_QUERY > > http://static-test-dev.domain.local/dev-secure-test.domain.local/content/viralPlayer/generator-test/ > > - NONE/- - > > > > It would make sense as to why Squid would be handing out a UDP_MISS for > > that, since it would also make sense that Squid has no desire to cache > > directories - but if that's the case, why would Squid ever report on a > > miss like that? How about disabling that object for logging altogether? > > > > Thanks! > > -dant > > > Squid does not know about those real servers disks at all. > So it may be directory listing in HTML, index page or others possible > HTTP response of that URL. > > You can customize access log not to log this thing. >
Thanks for the response, Phattanon - I figured that would be the case, I just wanted to confirm. I will look into crafting a rule to not log such elements. Thanks -dant
