On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, [big5] ¶À ¤å³Ç wrote:
> Hi all:
> I want to find the rule of end of URL through cache file. In one computer
> , I found that after the end of URL , 00 09 have been appeared. However , in another
> computer , after the end of URL , 00 08 have been appeared. Can anyone tell me why
> there are two kinds of numbers??? What is the rule imply that???
These are "STORE_META" types that you would find in src/enums.h:
enum {
STORE_META_VOID, /* should not come up */
STORE_META_KEY_URL, /* key w/ keytype */
STORE_META_KEY_SHA,
STORE_META_KEY_MD5,
STORE_META_URL, /* the url , if not in the header */
STORE_META_STD, /* standard metadata */
STORE_META_HITMETERING, /* reserved for hit metering */
STORE_META_VALID,
STORE_META_VARY_HEADERS, /* Stores Vary request headers */
STORE_META_END
};
The "00" that you find marks the end of the URL, The "08"
(STORE_META_VARY_HEADERS) or "09" (STORE_META_END) marks the next
data type in the metadata. Sounds like you can just find the "00" and
ignore the next number.
Duane W.
