btw. memcached 1.2.2 is awfully old...
Cheers,
Trond
On 14. mars 2011, at 22.24, Stephen wrote:
> Thanks Brian, that makes much more sense to me. I was concerned that
> my queries were still being executed all the time to be dumped into
> Memcached. I've got a basic class set up to handle my ac
Thanks Brian, that makes much more sense to me. I was concerned that
my queries were still being executed all the time to be dumped into
Memcached. I've got a basic class set up to handle my actual
implementation and thought perhaps I'd done something that caused the
query to be set each time inste
Hi,
bytes_written is a network number, not memory. It has written that many
bytes out to the network.
As for age, memcached has no such metric returned. So, that is likely
just the interface you are using that is trying to be "like apc" faking
it. If you want age in your memcache data, wrap
Hello,
I'm running a Debian Lenny installation, and thus running Memcached
1.2.2. If the statistics that I'm seeing via the tool from
http://livebookmark.net/journal/2008/05/21/memcachephp-stats-like-apcphp/
are to be believed, then it appears that my queries are getting
refreshed every time a get
Hi all
We are having a very weird issue using memcached. Its a Ruby on Rails
application (ruby 1.8.7) and its running memcached (0.17.4)
We have four memcached servers, each set up to handle upto 4096
connections. But the sum of number of connections across them maxes
out at 1024. I have checke
