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Got memcached up and running (emerged net-misc/memcached) but on PHP I'm getting
Server 127.0.0.1 (tcp 35817, udp 0) failed with: SERVER_ERROR object too large for cache
I'm thus trying to change the MAXITEMSIZE variable to allow for bigger variables (I am saving a few ones bigger than 1MB)
and tried to edit /etc/conf.d/memcached with adding the following (both options just in case):
MAXITEMSIZE="1234567"
item_size_max="1234567"
but to no avail. Even though changing other variables in that file and restarting memcached does show when I do:
echo "stats settings" | nc localhost 112211
This one refuses to be set.
What am I missing?
Is there a documentation on installing a cluster of servers on gentoo?
Thanks
memcached gentoo
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Got memcached up and running (emerged net-misc/memcached) but on PHP I'm getting
Server 127.0.0.1 (tcp 35817, udp 0) failed with: SERVER_ERROR object too large for cache
I'm thus trying to change the MAXITEMSIZE variable to allow for bigger variables (I am saving a few ones bigger than 1MB)
and tried to edit /etc/conf.d/memcached with adding the following (both options just in case):
MAXITEMSIZE="1234567"
item_size_max="1234567"
but to no avail. Even though changing other variables in that file and restarting memcached does show when I do:
echo "stats settings" | nc localhost 112211
This one refuses to be set.
What am I missing?
Is there a documentation on installing a cluster of servers on gentoo?
Thanks
memcached gentoo
asked Jan 20 '15 at 5:43
CollectorCollector
568
add a comment |
Got memcached up and running (emerged net-misc/memcached) but on PHP I'm getting
Server 127.0.0.1 (tcp 35817, udp 0) failed with: SERVER_ERROR object too large for cache
I'm thus trying to change the MAXITEMSIZE variable to allow for bigger variables (I am saving a few ones bigger than 1MB)
and tried to edit /etc/conf.d/memcached with adding the following (both options just in case):
MAXITEMSIZE="1234567"
item_size_max="1234567"
but to no avail. Even though changing other variables in that file and restarting memcached does show when I do:
echo "stats settings" | nc localhost 112211
This one refuses to be set.
What am I missing?
Is there a documentation on installing a cluster of servers on gentoo?
Thanks
memcached gentoo
asked Jan 20 '15 at 5:43
CollectorCollector
568
Got memcached up and running (emerged net-misc/memcached) but on PHP I'm getting
Server 127.0.0.1 (tcp 35817, udp 0) failed with: SERVER_ERROR object too large for cache
I'm thus trying to change the MAXITEMSIZE variable to allow for bigger variables (I am saving a few ones bigger than 1MB)
and tried to edit /etc/conf.d/memcached with adding the following (both options just in case):
MAXITEMSIZE="1234567"
item_size_max="1234567"
but to no avail. Even though changing other variables in that file and restarting memcached does show when I do:
echo "stats settings" | nc localhost 112211
This one refuses to be set.
What am I missing?
Is there a documentation on installing a cluster of servers on gentoo?
Thanks
memcached gentoo
memcached gentoo
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Changing this option should be with the -I parameter passed to the daemon. So in the same /etc/conf.d/memcached I changed
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS=""
to 128M this way:
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS="-I 128M"
Of course you can choose your own block size. Now restarting the daemon shows a warning
/etc/init.d/memcached restart * Caching service dependencies ...
[ ok ] * Stopping memcached ...
[ ok ] * Starting memcached ... WARNING: Setting item max size above
1MB is not recommended! Raising this limit increases the minimum
memory requirements and will decrease your memory efficiency.
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Changing this option should be with the -I parameter passed to the daemon. So in the same /etc/conf.d/memcached I changed
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS=""
to 128M this way:
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS="-I 128M"
Of course you can choose your own block size. Now restarting the daemon shows a warning
/etc/init.d/memcached restart * Caching service dependencies ...
[ ok ] * Stopping memcached ...
[ ok ] * Starting memcached ... WARNING: Setting item max size above
1MB is not recommended! Raising this limit increases the minimum
memory requirements and will decrease your memory efficiency.
answered Jan 20 '15 at 11:20
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Changing this option should be with the -I parameter passed to the daemon. So in the same /etc/conf.d/memcached I changed
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS=""
to 128M this way:
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS="-I 128M"
Of course you can choose your own block size. Now restarting the daemon shows a warning
/etc/init.d/memcached restart * Caching service dependencies ...
[ ok ] * Stopping memcached ...
[ ok ] * Starting memcached ... WARNING: Setting item max size above
1MB is not recommended! Raising this limit increases the minimum
memory requirements and will decrease your memory efficiency.
answered Jan 20 '15 at 11:20
CollectorCollector
568
add a comment |
Changing this option should be with the -I parameter passed to the daemon. So in the same /etc/conf.d/memcached I changed
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS=""
to 128M this way:
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS="-I 128M"
Of course you can choose your own block size. Now restarting the daemon shows a warning
/etc/init.d/memcached restart * Caching service dependencies ...
[ ok ] * Stopping memcached ...
[ ok ] * Starting memcached ... WARNING: Setting item max size above
1MB is not recommended! Raising this limit increases the minimum
memory requirements and will decrease your memory efficiency.
answered Jan 20 '15 at 11:20
CollectorCollector
568
Changing this option should be with the -I parameter passed to the daemon. So in the same /etc/conf.d/memcached I changed
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS=""
to 128M this way:
# Other Options
MISC_OPTS="-I 128M"
Of course you can choose your own block size. Now restarting the daemon shows a warning
/etc/init.d/memcached restart * Caching service dependencies ...
[ ok ] * Stopping memcached ...
[ ok ] * Starting memcached ... WARNING: Setting item max size above
1MB is not recommended! Raising this limit increases the minimum
memory requirements and will decrease your memory efficiency.
answered Jan 20 '15 at 11:20
CollectorCollector
568
answered Jan 20 '15 at 11:20
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