On Jul 29, 12:47 pm, Dustin wrote:
> I'm looking at this. I've never heard of an issue here, and I'm not
> entirely sure how to test for it proactively at the moment, but you
> seem to have done quite a good job of investigating it. Thanks a lot.
One really dumb way that I was able to repro
On Jul 29, 9:40 am, thomaschin wrote:
> Hope this thread helps someone else. Is this the proper channel to
> report a possible bug to the memcached team? If not, can someone
> point me to the right channel.
I'm looking at this. I've never heard of an issue here, and I'm not
entirely sure
Hi again,
Okay, I think I may have found the problem. When sendmsg() (in
transmit()) returns -1 (EAGAIN - write will block), the update_event()
function encounters a segmentation fault when calling event_add().
This is probably because the previous call of event_base_set() passed
in an invalid p
Hi guys,
I have been trying to diagnose a memcached segmentation fault. It is
running on a 32 bit Linux 2.6.20 build (Gentoo). The memcached server
is being connected through the standard PHP (5.2.6 module to Apache 2)
client. After a few reloads of the provided script, the server will
crash (
