don't forget to also clear your eAccelerator cache (if you use it).
On Apr 27, 4:31 pm, Jacob Coby <[email protected]> wrote:
> A couple more options:
>
> Start memcached in debug mode and watch the output as keys are set and
> retrieved.
>
> Connect to memcached using telnet (telnet localhost 11211) and type
> 'stats' to get some stats about the # of keys, memory used, etc. Do
> that a couple of times and see if the numbers change.
>
> Also, did you clear your config cache when you enabled memcache on
> production?
>
> On Apr 27, 2009, at 4:20 PM, meppum wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > a few things to check:
>
> > settings.yml - make sure cache: on is set under the .prod
> > factories.yml - make sure view_cache is uncommented and set correctly
> > (class: sfMemcacheCache, etc)
> > cache.yml - make sure the cache.yml file exists for the module you are
> > trying to cache.
>
> > On Apr 27, 12:35 pm, HiDDeN <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> How would I know if memcache is caching?
>
> >> I have configured mycachethrough memcache (using the sfMemcacheCache
> >> class in factories.yml), and in my development server it's noticeable
> >> that it's caching (because it's fast), but in my production server is
> >> not as fast, it seems to be processing the action each time it's
> >> called.
>
> >> So... how could I know it? I know the getExtendedStats gives this
> >> information, but as Symfony doescachetransparently from the user, I
> >> don't know how can I get the memcache identifier that Symfony is
> >> using...
>
> >> Anyone knows?
>
> --
> Jacob Coby
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