Hi!
Sorry it took this long to reply... anyway this is s awesome!!
thanks Dustin.
>From glancing through that tree, there are several commits that
shouldn't be credited to me. This happened when I brought over the
patches from the stable tree to the binary tree. Here is the hash list
and the
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 14:00, Jitendra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Thanks for the updates.
>
> I can't just predict the amount of data to be stored in the cache.
That's usually pretty tough, but that shouldn't really matter, what's
important with a cache is the hit ratio, i.e. how ofte
On Nov 20, 9:26 am, "Toru Maesaka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure if we could call it a waste since CAS is a important
> feature but sure, it would consume a lot of memory in usecases with
> lots and lots of small objects as you mentioned. I guess the ideal
> thing is to only consume
Hi!
I'm not sure if we could call it a waste since CAS is a important
feature but sure, it would consume a lot of memory in usecases with
lots and lots of small objects as you mentioned. I guess the ideal
thing is to only consume that 8 bytes when CAS is actually required
(e.g. when we have req_c
HI!
so, I was looking a bit at memory efficiency a bit, esp. at smaller
object storage, and it was interesting to see that memcached always
reserves CAS identifier space:
uint64_tcas_id; /* the CAS identifier */
If this is needed just for CAS feature, thats wasting lots of memory,
I realise this group is for memcached and not libmemcache but I don't
seem to be able to find any mailing list for libmemcache and hence I
am hoping that somebody in here is able to help.
I am trying to compile libmemcache on 64 bit Solaris 10, the configure
step works fine and is detecting my sy
maybe this is useful too:
[arena_size] => 41635840
[free_chunks] => 1480
[fastbin_blocks] => 0
[mmapped_regions] => 2024
[mmapped_space] => 200826880
[max_total_alloc] => 0
[fastbin_space] => 0
[total_alloc] => 23902232
[total_free] => 17733608
[releasable_
Hello,
bettween two site request it comes that from the first to the
following site request it seems that the session information that is
setted is still not up to date.
frst of all. Some System stats:
2 gb mem. I use only memcached on one server
load is everytime < 1
memcached is startet with
It's ok I solved this, libevent was 64bit I wrongly assumed memcached
would default to also being 64 bit under solaris 10, then I saw the
flag in the configure script used it and the configure then completes
ok.
Brett
On Nov 20, 11:08 am, hiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to install
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I'm not sure you understand the concept of the cache. I highly recommend
that you do further reading. What you are suggesting is entirely not the
typical way of using it.
Although there are many ways to use memcached, by trying to get it to do
something it was not designed to do is likely to jus
Jitendra,
What are you looking to get out of memcached? I ask because starting up
another instance is a bit contrary to how memcached should be used if you
are looking for a cache. Remember, a cache is a copy of data placed in a
quickly accessible place, it's not the primary or only copy of the dat
Hi,
Thanks for the updates.
I can't just predict the amount of data to be stored in the cache. So
I wan't to start another instance when one is full.
I found that if I make (evict_to_free=0) then I get (SERVER ERROR)
when the cache is full.
So I guess if I will get the (SERVER ERROR) then I can p
I am trying to install memcached 1.2.6 and am having problems at the
configure stage.
When running configure I get
checking for libevent directory... configure: error: libevent is
required. You can get it from http://www.monkey.org/~provos/libevent/
If it's already installed, specify its
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