BELOW IS VARNISH V3
Look at an incoming client request of a specific URL:
varnishlog -c -m RxURL:"readysetlearn/readysetlearn.htm"
Look at a a backend request of a specific URL:
varnishlog -b -m TxURL:"readysetlearn/readysetlearn.htm"
See requests for one specific Hostname:
varnishlog -c -m RxHeader:"Host: etherpad.org"
See the age of the cache objects for a specific hostname:
varnishlog -c -m RxHeader:"Host: etherpad.org" | grep Age
BELOW IS VARNISH < V3
Look at an incoming client request of a specific URL:
varnishlog -c -o RxURL readysetlearn/readysetlearn.htm
Look at a a backend request of a specific URL:
varnishlog -b -o TxURL readysetlearn/readysetlearn.htm
See requests for one specific Hostname:
varnishlog -c -o RxHeader "Host: etherpad.org"
See the age of the cache objects for a specific hostname:
varnishlog -c -o RxHeader "Host: etherpad.org" | grep Age
If an item has a high age it means that varnish is hitting the cache for it.
Thanks to Mithrandir from the #Varnish IRC channel for helping out and thanks to Tomnomnom for V3 help!.
Getting hits by IP
varnishlog -c -m ReqStart:”95.148″ <– note the .