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sÃn 2010-09-26 klockan 23:11 +0800 skrev Kaiwang Chen:
> Hi all,
> 
> Looks like mgr:mem in squid 3.1.6 mainly contains 19 columns of data.
> What are the corresponding 19 headers? The following is a copy of
> mgr:mem output with HTTP reponse headers removed.
> 
> Current memory usage:

Header

> Pool     Obj Size       Chunks
>          Allocated                                       In Use
>                               Idle                    Allocations
> Saved                       Rate
>          (bytes)        KB/ch    obj/ch (#)      used    free    part
>   %Frag   (#)     (KB)    high (KB)       high (hrs)      %Tot
> (#)      (KB)    high (KB)       high (hrs)      %alloc (#)      (KB)
>   high (KB)      (#)      %cnt    %vol   (#)/sec

Data

> mem_node                 4136
>                   1816806         7338193         7343525    44.61
> 96.520  1816591         7337325         7343525         44.61   99.988
>  215     869     12687   231439642       0.713   14.164      162.627
> Short Strings              40
>                   2067947         80780   92855   323.31  1.062
> 2067236         80752   92855   323.31  99.966  711     28      1115
>  -2147483648     60.643  11.646  15521.504

[...]


If you use cachemgr.cgi then the table will be nicely formatted so
header and data is aligned in a readable table.

The format is tab separated columns.

Regards
Henrik



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