Just the purge tool (which apparently does a lot more than just purging)
and CacheMgr report.
Ah, thanks. I reckon there have been no changes since I last asked the
question. Although 'purge' does look promising (except for efficiency and
that I doubt it can do anything to decrease the time required to perform
multiple queries).
--On Monday, September 14, 2009 13:09 +1200 Amos Jeffries
<squid3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 17:05:24 +0100, Genaro Flores
<genaro.flores@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dear squid-users,
I have asked this question--twice!--before. I'm just repeating it in the
hope there's been some changes since back when I asked it.
Are there any tools out there for systematic querying and extraction of
objects (sans headers) from a squid cache directory? Let's say someone
wants either the number or the body of all objects originating from a
specific server with size between a specified floor and ceiling, or all
objects of a specific MIME type, or all objects with a specific variable
set in the response header.
Thanks in advance.
P.S. Something akin to a recursive grep _could_ in theory do something to
that effect but it would be a tad too messy and I don't think I can get
it
to be efficient when multiple queries are to be performed on a
multiple-gigabyte cache directory. It'd be great it there existed a
specialized tool out there for the task.
Just the purge tool (which apparently does a lot more than just purging)
and CacheMgr report.
Amos
