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Re: Possible to log outgoing request/response details?

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On Sun, 1 May 2011 15:58:57 +0200 (CEST), Andreas BrÃthen wrote:
Hmm .. I'm looking for the port-number used between the proxy and the
external server.

As far as I can see, its only possible to define a log form that contains:
 - proxy port  (%lp)
 - client port (%>p)

But _not_ server port (%<p)

Am I missing something here?

Squid-3.2 provides %<lp for outgoing port Squid is assigned for the server connection the request was satisfied from.

%<p is 80 for http:// URLs, 443 for https:// URLs, 21 for ftp:// URLs, etc. With the port explicitly stated in the URL if it was any different. They can also be deduced from the hierarchy code (the peer name of a cache_peer with known port). We can;t yet log the actual destination number separately.

Amos



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