Dean Harding wrote: > Robert Brewer wrote: > > > > C:\memcached>memcached.exe -d install > > socket(): No error > > failed to listen > > > > C:\memcached>memcached.exe -p 9090 -l 127.0.0.1 > > socket(): No error > > failed to listen > > > > C:\memcached>memcached.exe -d start > > socket(): No error > > failed to listen > > > > C:\memcached>memcached.exe -d > > option requires an argument -- dIllegal argument "?" > > > > Any pointers? I'm running Vista Business Edition on a new Sony laptop. > > What happens when you just run it with no command-line arguments?
The same output. > I'm running Vista Enterprise 64-bit and have no trouble starting > memcached.exe > > Also, in order to run it with the -d option, you need an administrator > command-line (right-click on "Command Prompt" and select "run as > administrator"). That's a good idea, but I get the same output when running as Administrator. :( > For the error when you specify "-l" I believe there may some strange > interaction between memcached and IPv6, but I'm not really familiar > enough with the code to know for sure. If you don't specify the > interface (i.e. just "-p" no "-l") then it'll listen on all adapters > which may be what you want anyway. Eventually, that's what I'll want. I'd just like it working under any configuration at the moment. ;) Your thought about IPv6, however, prompted me to try hard-coding the DHCP-leased IP for my wireless connection: C:\memcached>memcached.exe -l 192.168.1.100 socket(): No error failed to listen ...but to no avail. Robert Brewer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
