Hi,
Henrik Nordstrom wrote:
mån 2006-10-30 klockan 15:33 -0800 skrev Pranav Desai:
Is there a way to print the entire content alongwith the headers in
the logs file. Using the debug_options maybe.
Nope. Squid never prints the content in debug statements. Partially due
to the content often being binary and not showing up well in text
output, and partially due to it not really being interesting for
debugging purposes.
You can however use packet level tools to inspect all details of the
traffic. ngrep, ssldump, ethereal/wireshark etc.
May be, you could print the hashed cache folder location of the content
associated with the query?
(http://url/path/somedata => cachedir/00/00/00000010)
Then you could use a small script to bind together the header and the
content...
and in fact some header are stored in the cached content, try a less
cachedir/00/00/00000010, to see it.
Just an idea, if that helps.
Regards,
Sylvain.
