Hello! Please, such a small issue. Used to check memсache usual classic script (attached to the message test.php) And that is strange - on CentOS goes on once message "Fresh Date" (example of such content): ------------------------------- Fresh Data: Array ( [me] => you [us] => them ) Memcache seem to be working fine!
ExtendedStats: Array ([pid] => 20312 [uptime] => 171 [time] => 1406095770 [version] => 1.4.20 [libevent] => 2.0.10-stable [pointer_size] => 64 [rusage_user] => 0.032002 [rusage_system] => 0.088005 [curr_connections] => 10 [total_connections] => 1255 [connection_structures] => 14 [reserved_fds] => 20 [cmd_get] => 950 [cmd_set] => 541 [cmd_flush] => 27 [cmd_touch ] => 0 [get_hits] => 376 [get_misses] => 574 [delete_misses] => 0 [delete_hits] => 0 [incr_misses] => 0 [incr_hits] => 0 [decr_misses] => 0 [decr_hits] = > 0 [cas_misses] => 0 [cas_hits] => 0 [cas_badval] => 0 [touch_hits] => 0 [touch_misses] => 0 [auth_cmds] => 0 [auth_errors] => 0 [bytes_read] => 1359265 [bytes_written] => 1104331 [limit_maxbytes] => 2147483648 [accepting_conns] => 1 [listen_disabled_num] => 0 [threads] => 4 [conn_yields] => 0 [hash_power_level] => 16 [hash_bytes] => 524288 [hash_is_expanding ] => 0 [malloc_fails] => 0 [bytes] => 48900 [curr_items] => 19 [total_items] => 541 [expired_unfetched] => 111 [evicted_unfetched] => 0 [evictions] => 0 [reclaimed] = > 190 [crawler_reclaimed] => 0) -------------------------------- and then a very long time (10-20-30 minutes refresh this browser page) is already sending pages from the cache and answers like: ------------------------------- Data from Cache: Array ( [me] => you [us] => them ) Memcache seem to be working fine! ExtendedStats: Array ([pid] => 20312 [uptime] => 1344 [time] => 1406096943 [version] => 1.4.20 [libevent] => 2.0.10-stable [pointer_size] => 64 [rusage_user] => 0.296018 [rusage_system] => 1.024064 [curr_connections] => 10 [total_connections] => 16021 [connection_structures] => 15 [reserved_fds] => 20 [cmd_get] => 11391 [cmd_set] => 7315 [cmd_flush] => 382 [cmd_touch ] => 0 [get_hits] => 3629 [get_misses] => 7762 [delete_misses] => 0 [delete_hits] => 0 [incr_misses] => 0 [incr_hits] => 0 [decr_misses] => 0 [decr_hits] = > 0 [cas_misses] => 0 [cas_hits] => 0 [cas_badval] => 0 [touch_hits] => 0 [touch_misses] => 0 [auth_cmds] => 0 [auth_errors] => 0 [bytes_read] => 19022842 [bytes_written] => 12882679 [limit_maxbytes] => 2147483648 [accepting_conns] => 1 [listen_disabled_num] => 0 [threads] => 4 [conn_yields] => 0 [hash_power_level] => 16 [hash_bytes] => 524288 [hash_is_expanding ] => 0 [malloc_fails] => 0 [bytes] => 71457 [curr_items] => 28 [total_items] => 7315 [expired_unfetched] => 1114 [evicted_unfetched] => 0 [evictions] => 0 [reclaimed] = > 1936 [crawler_reclaimed] => 0) ------------------------------ This OK, works memcache But on Debian this is not same - there Update "Fresh Data:" goes every 10-20 seconds. I tried to install memcache via apt-get and also build from sources - nothing changes. Please tell me what could be? This particular system of Debian? May need any special settings for it? I hope for your advice! Thank you! -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "memcached" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
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