On 05/21/2013 06:56 AM, csn233 wrote: >> http://wiki.squid-cache.org/SquidFaq/SquidLogs#Squid_result_codes >> >> *_ABORTED means the client TCP connection got closed on Squid, probably by >> the client browser. >> >> Amos > > Thanks. So these are concatenated which explains why searching for the > full word doesn't return anything. > > From a browser point of view however, it works - ie no errors visible > on the browser, the streaming video runs to completion. It's just that > every now and then the _ABORTED code pops up in the access.log while > the video is running. The browser is the one closing the connection to Squid in this case (for some internal browser reasons), so it is possible that the browser is happy with a partial response delivered by Squid so far (or no response at all). The _ABORTED code tells you that Squid did not deliver the entire response because the client closed the connection before the entire response could be delivered. Whether that indicates a problem or not is unknown to Squid. For example, a client that sends two similar HTTP requests over IPv6 and IPv4, but keeps only the one that got a faster response would result in _ABORTED access.log entries. I am not saying that is what happens in your case. Just giving an example. HTH, Alex.
