(24 * 60 * 60) == 86400 (a day) * 5 == 432000
20736000 / 86400 == 240 (days) expiration times over 30 days are treated as an absolute unix timestamp. 240 days == sometime late in 1970, which is in the past, so the item immediately expires. On Wed, 28 Mar 2012, StormByte wrote: > I've manually ran memcached with -vvv to see what actually happens > because with older version my code worked good and it does not work > now (not hitting cache never). > So I discovered the problem: By default, in my class, I setup the > expire time in 20736000 which is 5 days in seconds. > With that value, I always see -nuked by expire in output despite it is > recently created! > > I discovered that lowering the value, it works indeed, for example > 9000 seconds and it then works: > > FOUND KEY AccountData:3 > >28 sending key AccountData:3 > >28 END > > So does it lowered its limits in expire option (or indide memcached > code?) > Any hint to have greater expire times? > > Thank you >
