[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my English is not well, but I really want to participate in some
discussions.
I would like to ask some basis question for the use of libmemcache (the
C client).
When use the mc_aget() and it return the NULL, how do I judge the value
does not exist or there are problems in the server?
While testing the memcached, I edit the port with intent, this
simulation server problems (four port in one server). So the mc_aget()
return the NULL, I try to compare the ms->active before and after use of
the mc_aget(), but the ms->active has always been the value of t.
And I find the port was changed, so, should be compare the port whether
be changed?
We use cacti and nagios to monitor our memcached servers. They tell us
if the servers have problems or are down. From my code (using the PHP
client) I don't really have to care if there are server problems. My
code needs to run as fast as it can and not worry with what happened on
a daemon. There are other tools for monitoring that stuff.
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Brian Moon
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