RE: How can I determine what a given page is being RELEASE'd?

> From: Stan Brown [SMTP:stanb@awod.com]
>
> As yet it's not in production, so it's very lightly loaded. I tried
> to
> preload it using wget, but I notice from the sotre.log, that many of
> the
> pages are getting RELEASE'd
>
        You should expect nearly every page to get RELEASed from
        memory fairly soon after it gets fetched.

> Hw can I determine why an individual page is being RELEASE'd ?
>
        I'm not sure that pages get put onto disk in the first
        place if they are uncacheable, but to find out why they
        are uncacheable, you need to either trace the headers in
        normal use or use the client utility (or Lynx etc.) to
        fetch the headers. (I think you are incorrectly using
        RELEASes to judge cacheability.)

        The normal reasons for non-cacheability are dynamic pages,
        or deliberate attempts to make pages uncacheable (to ensure
        exact hit counts etc.). Some pages are made dynamic to defeat
        caching, so that adverts get changed regularly.
Received on Thu Feb 10 2000 - 05:43:06 MST