Hi!
Why would a TCP_MISS result in 0 bytes being transferred.
Is this a case where squid established a connection to yahoo.com
and for some reason (in 1.431 seconds approx), yahoo's server
closed the connection.
Or squid closed the connection for some reason (Is that possible?).
Or the client closed the connection before it read anything,
1.2 % of the connections on the Internet Access Link show similar
behaviour (366 of 29196 connections during 10:00 to 12:00 pm)
-- 933136270.180 1431 144.16.72.225 TCP_MISS/000 0 GET http://www.yahoo.com/ - DIRECT/www.yahoo.com - -- Please let me know. Dinesh Of those 366 connections: We had one TCP_MISS/304 - What is you guess about the number of bytes transferred from the origin server (== avg. http header size?) . 0 bytes were served to the client anyway/ when it has not read any byte? But squid DBX: [933136828.970 972 144.16.72.225 TCP_MISS/304 0 GET http://www.astrology.net/images/anet2/green3b.gif - PARENT_HIT/202.41.99.4 image/gif] DBX: [933138186.232 3373 144.16.68.50 TCP_MISS/302 0 GET http://www.microsoft.com/IE/IE401/DOWNLOAD/SP1/x86/en/ie4setup/default.asp - DIRECT/www.microsoft.com text/html] DBX: [933139004.652 1894 144.16.66.211 TCP_MISS/200 0 GET http://adforce.imgis.com/? - DIRECT/adforce.imgis.com application/x-javascript] DBX: [933139392.795 3338 144.16.73.119 TCP_MISS/302 0 GET http://adforce.imgis.com/? - DIRECT/adforce.imgis.com -] DBX: [933141047.766 7163 144.16.66.211 TCP_MISS/302 0 GET http://view.avenuea.com/view/burst_ubid_ba333_062499br_1/direct/058213 - DIRECT/view.avenuea.com text/html] DBX: [933141343.328 859 144.16.73.252 TCP_MISS/503 0 GET http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com/x86/w98/en/Ie4/HNavReceived on Thu Jul 29 1999 - 00:06:57 MDT
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