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Yep. Sure.
30.06.2016 0:57, Eduardo Carneiro пишет:
> Thank you again. In this case, I think that I'll exclude the "DENIED" of my
> query. Theoretically this access don't go to the internet. That's correct?
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Thank you again. In this case, I think that I'll exclude the "DENIED" of my
query. Theoretically this access don't go to the internet. That's correct?
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You can extend your SQL query as you required, of course. This was only
an direction, idea.
Or, possible to write several different queries, like existing
script-based reporting tool.
30.06.2016 0:45, Eduardo Carneiro пишет:
> Thank you Yuri. Bu
Thank you Yuri. But, the other action types like "TCP_DENIED" per example,
shall be calculated too? Or only "MISS" an "HIT" like you said before?
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Ah,
there is better solution exists. You can re-write Calamaris to get
source data from DB - it written on perl, simple. Just add DB adapter
from CPAN. :)
P.S. I think, you will be surprised, how low is your _real_ byte hit
:)))
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Eh, if you have access.log in SQL database, you cah simple write SQL
query - viola!
select (TCP_HIT/TCP_MISS)*100 from access_log; // Cache hit
select (field_with_bytes_from_access_log_table *
TCP_HIT_count/field_with_bytes_from_access_log_table
No, no. Only for management purposes.
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Hhh... billing system?
30.06.2016 0:29, Eduardo Carneiro пишет:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I am using Squid 3.5.19 with dynamic and static caching feature activated.
> It's working very well. All entries of the access.log are in a post
Hello everyone.
I am using Squid 3.5.19 with dynamic and static caching feature activated.
It's working very well. All entries of the access.log are in a postgres
database. I am looking for the best way to calculate the cache economy.
Someone could tell me how to do this?
Best regards.
Eduardo
