Yes, your configuration looks fine. I would not advise using memcache for
the _core_ cache configuration, it is better to use APC, although it will
still work fine and fast with memcache.
CakePHP does not cache find() calls, that is a task left for the developer.
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Thank you. Just to be sure... What I wrote here, is it the right way to set
up cakephp to use memcached for sessions?
Also if I set _core_ Cache to use memcached, is cakephp going to use
memcache to cache the ->find calls?
On Oct 6, 2011 8:41 PM, "José Lorenzo" wrote:
> The bug was fixed in la
The bug was fixed in lastest commit in cakephp repo. Thanks a lot for
reporting it.
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I can confirm this bug, I'll keep you posted
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That looks like a very odd error. What version of php are you using? can you
paste the complete core.php file in the cakephp bin?
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I tried to set up sessions with memchaced and I am getting an error (plus
sessions do not seem to work).
I read :
https://github.com/cakephp/docs/blob/master/en/development/sessions.rst
It does not talk of session on memcached in specific but maybe adding it to
the doc would be good ;-)
I tested m
