Re: sets failing, nothing going over the network

2014-12-01 Thread Joe Steffee
listen_disabled_num doesn't seem to be a likely culprit... stats STAT pid 11435 STAT uptime 4457974 STAT time 1417457018 STAT version 1.4.5 STAT pointer_size 64 STAT rusage_user 19038.393825 STAT rusage_system 42581.905202 STAT curr_connections 264 STAT total_connections 1572308 STAT

Re: sets failing, nothing going over the network

2014-12-01 Thread dormando
You may also consider an upgrade sometime... If the conn tester doesn't pull up much, I don't know what it'd be beyond things like spaces/newlines/invalid chars sneaking in, or items being too large. that sort of thing. Cache::Memcached's error reporting is pretty terrible. I have a long list of

Re: Issue 381 in memcached: Incomplete command does not result in ERROR response

2014-12-01 Thread memcached
Comment #4 on issue 381 by tgrab...@gmail.com: Incomplete command does not result in ERROR response https://code.google.com/p/memcached/issues/detail?id=381 Is this a limitation which results from the way memcached is implementated? TCP connections can be closed independently by each side.

Re: Issue 381 in memcached: Incomplete command does not result in ERROR response

2014-12-01 Thread memcached
Comment #5 on issue 381 by dorma...@rydia.net: Incomplete command does not result in ERROR response https://code.google.com/p/memcached/issues/detail?id=381 It's not really built to do half-close situations I think... if it detects that it just blows out. That might be the wrong thing to