Hi there, sorry if this ends in a duplicate because I sent it by email also (but it did not appear in the group until now). I guess you can simply remove the duplicate then?
We have 2 servers with memcached running, used via Zend Framework. The Dev server is a 1.4.5 running on Debian, the Live server is a 1.4.2 running on Ubuntu. The Dev server has this issue: - items that are not yet expired (I had a sample with 35 minutes lifetime left) get removed from the cache - the memcache has plenty of free memory from the default 64MB - the server has 12GB of free memory Any good reason why a valid item is removed with plenty of free space? The Live server has a more severe issue: - items that ARE expired are returned - if I log into memcached via telnet and issue a flush_all command the items are gone; this makes no sense to me as flush_all does only expire items, lazy remove is purging them Any known issues on 1.4.2 or the Ubuntu 1.4.2 Memcached package that would explain that? Could it be anything else than a bug in Memcached? Any help appreciated! Best regards, Anton
