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Hi. I want to mark the traffic HIT of my squid, i have TOS then is HIT from squid, but i want to know if there any way to detect the hit from videocache:
CACHE_HIT YOUTUBE Video was served from cache.
I want to detect when the video is hit with layer7 or iptables
Rergards
Max
Max,
Videocache is in no way capable of marking packets or I should say that squid doesn't allow plugins to do that.
If you want to mark packets using custom iptables rules, you can set them for IP address that you set for cache_host in your /etc/videocache.conf . The cached videos are always served via http from that IP (cache_host).
Thank You!
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