Thanks. I'll look for the cache manager options. About 'requests not handled by squid' - it means requests that got to the squid, then the squid crashed unexpectedly and could not handle the requests (hence, no entry in the access.log). Ziv -----Original Message----- From: Gonzalo Arana [mailto:gonzalo.arana@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008 5:31 PM To: Squid Users Subject: Re: Counting TOTAL number of requests to Squid Ziv, On Jan 7, 2008 7:34 PM, Shalvi Ziv <Ziv.Shalvi@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > For support and availability reports purposes, I need to count the > total number of requests to Squid, including those that have not been > handled by the squid, and compare it with the number of handled requests. > Meaning, in case the squid crashes during the service, I could analyze > how many sessions were lost (total - handled = lost). cache manager gives you request count, divided by protocol. What do you mean by 'requests not handled by squid'? > I just saw I can configure the debug_options to log all requests in > cache.log - does anyone can tell me what <section,debug level> should > I configure in squid.conf for this purpose? debug_option makes cache.log more verbose, printing messages about internal processing. HTH, -- Gonzalo A. Arana
