Hey, thanks for the quick reply. Via telnet I can do everything. Get, set and stats work. There are misses when there should be.
I have used Wireshark to see what the php-memcached is sending. It appears to simply be sending quit and nothing else. I can use add to add a value, but I still can't set it even after that to change it if I need to. Also, set is supposed to add it anyway isn't it? I'll try and install php-memcache and see if it fixes things. I have generally heard that php-memcached is better though? Thanks! Aaron On Friday, June 29, 2012 9:49:05 PM UTC+1, m2guru wrote: > > Aaron, > > Can you set and get values from telnet? > > Can you get a value you set in Telnet, from PHP using the same key, with > only a GET? > > What do you see when issuing a `stats` command from telnet? (is there at > least 1 key? do you see any misses?) > > Double check that you really want *PHP-Mecached* (with a `d` on the end) > extension. The php *memcache* library is older and probably more > standard. > > http://code.google.com/p/memcached/wiki/PHPClientComparison >
