try flipping the flags and expiration args.
I forget, php might have it backwards. Half the time when folks report
issues like this it's because they're putting flags in the expiration
field or vice versa.
The other thing that happens is someone runs flush or restarts it. Make
sure you're runnin
Hi
flags are set correctly (if we flip the args memcache gives an error).
Here are the stats from a successful GET
[192.168.252.51:11211] - Array
-- [pid] - 2136
-- [uptime] - 1810936
-- [threads] - 5
-- [time] - 1251876469
-- [pointer_size] - 32
-- [rusage_user_seconds] - 1041
-- [rusage_user_m
I don't see the cmd_flush stat, can you telnet to the port and run the raw
command? (pretty sure it's in 1.2.8...)
no, that's not too much for memcached. nobody in the world can overwhelm
the thing to the point where it does that.
Can you post a real code snippit that doesn't work for you? Not p
telnet> stats
STAT pid 2136
STAT uptime 1815239
STAT time 1251880772
STAT version 1.2.8
STAT pointer_size 32
STAT rusage_user 1048.295360
STAT rusage_system 2485.224317
STAT curr_items 324467
STAT total_items 842678
STAT bytes 2957363197
STAT curr_connections 19
STAT total_connections 3485926
STAT
I have been completely stumped by this one.
I've had a windows install of memcached (1.2.6) running for months
without incident in Amazon's compute cloud. Yesterday the server went
AWOL and I had to instantiate a new server with Amazon. The image was
fresh and everything came back as expected. Ex
Is this the pecl/memcache client?
If so:
$o_memcache->set('key', $data, $flags, 60); # expires in a minute.
Something is backwards/wrong/weird, you can narrow this down yourself by:
- boiling down manual code snippits as far as you can until it works.
Write a small php script that just uses th
Willing to bet your clock was off? And/or it adjusted while you were
setting some values.
On Wed, 2 Sep 2009, roger.moffatt wrote:
>
> I have been completely stumped by this one.
>
> I've had a windows install of memcached (1.2.6) running for months
> without incident in Amazon's compute cloud.
Hi,
I am looking into memcache for the first time. Could you give some
information.
1) Is it possible to run memcached in Server X with ip address of
Server Y?
2) If it is possible, is there any configuration change for remote
setup?
Thanks
Rajeswari
Rajeswari wrote:
Hi,
I am looking into memcache for the first time. Could you give some
information.
1) Is it possible to run memcached in Server X with ip address of
Server Y?
2) If it is possible, is there any configuration change for remote
setup?
The memcached server is agnostic about ne
Status: Started
Owner: trond.norbye
Labels: Type-Defect Priority-Medium
New issue 87 by trond.norbye: binary cas does not return the new cas id on
success
http://code.google.com/p/memcached/issues/detail?id=87
instead 0 is returned in the response header.
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Commit: f9bc2b11edf151ce4b33efbe011bd807f14180ca
http://github.com/memcached/memcached/commit/f9bc2b11edf151ce4b33efbe011bd807f14180ca
Author: Dustin Sallings
Date: 2009-09-02 (Wed, 02 Sep 2009)
Changed paths:
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Updates:
Status: Fixed
Comment #2 on issue 84 by dsallings: binary quitq doesn't close the
connection...
http://code.google.com/p/memcached/issues/detail?id=84
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Updates:
Status: Fixed
Comment #1 on issue 87 by dsallings: binary cas does not return the new cas
id on success
http://code.google.com/p/memcached/issues/detail?id=87
Pushed Trond's change which includes many other tests.
I also specifically modified the perl binary protocol tests
Has anyone used memcache UDP on PHP using the pecl module "memcache"
or "memcached"?
I'm already seeing quite a bit of improvement by using the binary
protocol over ascii, but I'm trying to push the envelope further and
see if I can squeeze some more performance by using UDP.
Are there any downs
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