Hi Amos,
Got it. Will go through the session helpers & figure out how to do it. <squid-users@lists.squid-cache.org> Thanks for the help :) Ambadas On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 1:25 PM, Amos Jeffries <squ...@treenet.co.nz> wrote: > On 12/10/2015 6:51 p.m., Ambadas H wrote: > > Hi Amos, > > > > Thanks for responding > > > > *"You would be better off taking the first use of any domain by a > client,* > > > > *then ignoring other requests for it until there is some long period* > > *between two of them. The opposite of what session helpers do."* > > > > Could you please elaborate a little on the above logic. > > That is about as clear as I can explain it sorry. Look at what the > session helpers do to determine whether two requests are part of the > same session or not. > > You need to start with that *then* figure out how to split each sequence > of requests now grouped into "session" down into whatever grouping you > define "page" to be. > > > > > > My understanding, if not wrong, is to take domain/host of first client > GET > > request & don't consider the same if it matches with the subsequent GET > > requests. > > > > In this case there is possibility of multiple unique domains/hosts for > > single page (Eg. other domain Ads, analytics etc)? > > Yes. There is simply no concept of "page" in HTTP. > > It is a hard problem to even figure out with any accuracy what requests > are coming from the same client. > > Amos > >
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