Thank you for the explanation. For my case, the Squid servers that I have
are acting as forward proxy servers, no peers and no caching on them.
That is to say, the access will be from client --> squid --> various web/app
servers.
This being the case, am I right to say that cacheServerRequests and
cacheProtoClientHttpRequests should be almost the same ???
Kindly also advise on what do the following mean:
1. HTTP All Service Time
2. HTTP Miss Service Time
3. Byte Hit Ratio
4. DNS Service Time
5. Server Error
6. HTTP Error
7. Num Object Count
8. Storage Mem Size
9. Available Number of File Descriptors
10. Reserved Number of File Descriptors
11. SysPage Fault
Regards.
From: Henrik Nordstrom <henrik@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: squid squid <squidusr@xxxxxxxxxxx>
CC: squid-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Advise on what to monitor using MRTG
Date: Wed, 04 Jul 2007 00:39:05 +0200
On tis, 2007-07-03 at 11:04 +0800, squid squid wrote:
> Thank you for the advise. The error on CacheClient was gone after
changing
> to the parameter that you have advised.
>
> May I know what is the difference between cacheServerRequests and
> cacheProtoClientHttpRequests???
It I am not mistaken cacheServerRequests is requests forwarded to other
servers.
> Kindly also advise which is the parameter which will show the total
number
> of entries captured on the access.log???
There is no such counter.
If you don't have peers then the difference of
cacheProtoClientHttpRequests between now and when you last rotated the
logs is a good approximation.. (includes all HTTP requests, but not ICP
requests).
Regards
Henrik
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