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Nils Goroll authored
It was counter-intuitive that, for pass objects, we logged the parsed TTL when in fact the ttl visible from vcl was always 0. In the builtin.vcl the Hit-For-Pass check was also called for objects already classified as uncacheable. Now, for passes, we - do not parse Cache-Control / Expires - and, consequently, do not log TTL RFC - do not call the hfp-code in builtin.vcl - and, consequently, do not log TTL VCL Reflect this in b2.vtc
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