Is this the pecl/memcache client?
If so:
$o_memcache->set('key', $data, $flags, 60); # expires in a minute.
Something is backwards/wrong/weird, you can narrow this down yourself by:
- boiling down manual code snippits as far as you can until it works.
Write a small php script that just uses the pecl/memcache interface and
try it. If you can get it working, work your way back up.
- restart memcached in the foreground with -vv and watch to see that the
sets are happening correctly
- or avoid the above and use tcpflow/tcpdump to watch for the raw 'set'
commands. they should look like:
set foo 0 60 13
for no flags, 60 second timeout, 13 bytes, etc.
Explaining the script won't help, since this is probably a code bug,
you'll need to either share the whole program or just iterate your way
down through the code until you make it work :)
-Dormando
> Well a snippts :)
> Let me explain the script:
> We are using smarty an get the HTML-Code (whole site) in a variable
> ($s_html).
> By using the URL we create a unique key (less than 200 characters).
> Now we check, if the key is already saved
>
> # $sCacheFile = unique key!
> $s_html_cache = $o_memcache->get($sCacheFile);
> if($s_html_cache !== false)
> echo $s_html_cache;
> else
> $o_memcache->set($sCacheFile,$s_html,60*60*6);
>
> --> 60*60*6 = 6h (also tried 21600, time()+21600)
>
> After the GET and SET (tried "ADD" too) we check the result code by
> using
> $o_memcache->getResultCode();
>
> The result code returns 0 (success) or 7 (?) or 1 (?) or 16 (by using
> GET).
>
> Need more infos?
> Thanks for helping!
>
> Jean Michel
>
