On May 8, 5:54 am, ALV wrote:
> because it does not have all the port commands to use specifically
> outlined. ex. I found a command from one of the scripts "stats
> cachedump x x x". also is there something like a help in the port to
> show the different commands and usage?
While it tends t
cachedump is a debugging functionality for developers, meaning it's
not an officially supported command. Thats why its undocumented.
If you see a command thats not documented in the spec, it's a client
specific feature that is implemented on the client side.
Toru
On May 8, 2009, at 9:54
because it does not have all the port commands to use specifically
outlined. ex. I found a command from one of the scripts "stats
cachedump x x x". also is there something like a help in the port to
show the different commands and usage?
On May 8, 7:38 am, Trond Norbye wrote:
> On May 8, 2009,
On May 8, 2009, at 12:28 PM, ALV wrote:
Is there a help command that I can use to view all the commands that
can be used from memcached port?
No
I am trying to find the different commands that I can use, but the
protocols.docs does not seem to be complete.
thanks.
Why do you believe t
> Is there a help command that I can use to view all the commands that
> can be used from memcached port?
>
> I am trying to find the different commands that I can use, but the
> protocols.docs does not seem to be complete.
>
> thanks.
What seems to be missing from the protocol doc?
http://github
Is there a help command that I can use to view all the commands that
can be used from memcached port?
I am trying to find the different commands that I can use, but the
protocols.docs does not seem to be complete.
thanks.
