Hi Jeremie, First off, what problems did you encounter? Which version did you try? You should go for at least version 1.2.5, you can find it here: http://code.jellycan.com/memcached/
Second, why would you need a management console plugin for it? It's a service, you install it, and although you have to change keys in the registry to change parameters, this is something you really only do once. I think you can also use the sc command to install it as a service with the parameters you want directly, I remember seeing a message about that on this mailinglist earlier. /Henrik Schröder On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 20:11, Jeremie Legault <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > We are considering using memcached for a .NET web based assessment > application currently in development. As you probably guessed we are a > Microsoft shop and originally tried running memcached on Windows Server 2003 > but encountered problems and we were concerned that it didn’t include a > management interface (although we tried one that was available and it didn’t > work with our configuration). We are considering Linux to host memcached but > would like to speak with anyone who has previous experience running > memcached to better understand how we can be prepared to build it into our > application. > > > > If anyone is available and would like to help, please call me at the number > below or email me at [email protected]. > > > > Thanks > > Jeremie Legault > > > > > > >
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