Hi,

Most likely some kind of network error. Please try and upgrade your
version of pecl/memcache, at the very least a more recent version should
give you more verbose error messages. You could also experiment with the
failure callback feature which will be called when a server fails, might
be possible to log the stacktrace and further info to help you pinpoint
the error.

//Mikael

TheQuietLab wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> after about 20 days of running memcached I started receiving errors from
> my memcached connections like :
> 
> memcache_set(): marked server '192.168.24.146:11211' as failed
> memcache_get(): marked server '192.168.24.146:11211' as failed
> memcache_delete(): marked server '192.168.24.146:11211' as failed
> 
> I'm using a standard PHP memcached client and PHP is running on lighttpd
> (fast-cgi). Website has a quite decent traffic but nothing really big.
> 
> Below is a listing of memcached client stats, any ideas what might be
> wrong and where shall I look at ?
> 
> ["192.168.24.146:11211"]=>
>  array(22) {
>    ["pid"]=>
>    string(4) "6693"
>    ["uptime"]=>
>    string(7) "2617189"
>    ["time"]=>
>    string(10) "1199388191"
>    ["version"]=>
>    string(5) "1.2.3"
>    ["pointer_size"]=>
>    string(2) "32"
>    ["rusage_user"]=>
>    string(10) "104.850552"
>    ["rusage_system"]=>
>    string(10) "484.882303"
>    ["curr_items"]=>
>    string(6) "203546"
>    ["total_items"]=>
>    string(6) "470017"
>    ["bytes"]=>
>    string(9) "149040195"
>    ["curr_connections"]=>
>    string(1) "1"
>    ["total_connections"]=>
>    string(7) "1615552"
>    ["connection_structures"]=>
>    string(2) "62"
>    ["cmd_get"]=>
>    string(8) "10347404"
>    ["cmd_set"]=>
>    string(6) "470017"
>    ["get_hits"]=>
>    string(7) "9637733"
>    ["get_misses"]=>
>    string(6) "709671"
>    ["evictions"]=>
>    string(1) "0"
>    ["bytes_read"]=>
>    string(9) "710082759"
>    ["bytes_written"]=>
>    string(10) "9362018556"
>    ["limit_maxbytes"]=>
>    string(10) "1073741824"
>    ["threads"]=>
>    string(1) "4"
> 
> Thanks,
> Andrzej Rumpfelt
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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