TS will show much than you want, I think there is at least 3 solution: 1, you can enable Squid Style logging: CONFIG proxy.config.log.squid_log_enabled INT 1 then use "traffic_logcat squid.blog" and "grep" your logs, the output is the standard Squid log style.
2, you may enable VIA headers, which is disabled by default in later unstable release, but that is a great tool: CONFIG proxy.config.http.insert_response_via_str INT 1 all response will get a special VIA header, please following http://trafficserver.apache.org/docs/v2/admin/trouble.htm#interpret_via_header to decode the header. 3, you can even setup a cache looking http ui by: * traffic_line -s proxy.config.http_ui_enabled -v 3 * traffic_line -s proxy.config.http.enable_http_info -v 1 and setup some special remap target: map http://localhost/cache-internal/ http://{cache-internal} map http://localhost/cache/ http://{cache} map http://localhost/stat/ http://{stat} map http://localhost/test/ http://{test} map http://localhost/hostdb/ http://{hostdb} map http://localhost/net/ http://{net} map http://localhost/http/ http://{http} replace localhost with your situation. then you will get a cool tool to invest in cache status by web. this is the coolest way. FYI 在 2010-12-30四的 12:32 -0800，John Cheng写道： > This may be a silly question, but I could not find out how to > determine if a request was served from ATS' cache or not. > > I want to make sure a particular Web Service URL is cached so our > development team can code against it without making actual requests to > the origin server (out of consideration for the origin system). > > I have added the following in the cache.config file > > url_regex=www.example.* action=ignore-server-no-cache > url_regex=www.example.* ttl-in-cache=24h > dest_domain=www.example.com action=ignore-server-no-cache > dest_domain=www.example.com ttl-in-cache=24h > > I believe this should force ATS to cache all URLs from > www.example.com. However, I'm not sure how I can see if a particular > request was served from cache or not. Is there a logging option that > will show this? >
