[squid-users] What does TCP_HIT/000 mean?

From: newbie <trykde@dont-contact.us>
Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 05:42:46 -0500

In my access.log file, I have a line like this:

1016360463.897 809 a.b.c.d TCP_HIT/000 40947 GET
http://example.com/foo/bar.txt - NONE/- -

I'm not sure what the 000 here means: the file indeed exists in the
cache (as TCP_HIT suggests), but should n't it return 200 OK? what does
000 mean here? The only thing that I can find that might be relevant to
this is that Squid FAQ chapter 6.8 says
"Extra codes include 0 for a result code being unavailable, ..."
So is squid trying to say " I found something wrong, but there is no
appropriate code for it, so I return 000.". By the way, I later uses
wget to retrieve the same file and squid happily reports 200 back to wget.

Thanks,
-newbie
Received on Sun Mar 17 2002 - 03:38:06 MST

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