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Funny you should mention that. We've been doing some preliminary testing that seems to address the WP Cache problem by installing the libmemcached-awesome library and completely replacing the existing libmemcached library with it. It seems to have fixed the problem. If you don't mind giving something like that a try, we have an early cheat-sheet of instructions for it. We'd love to hear your experiences with it. Check out: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GNZ3EOcOeBqYS19rl5rnGoh8I9N1BFU3htSn_IPaavg/edit?usp=sharing
Thanks,
Bob
Originally posted by @rperper in https://github.com/litespeedtech/lsmcd/issues/26#issuecomment-1219537336
Hello! is this (#LSMCD Warning) solved in v1.4.33 ?
No I'm afraid not. The problem has to be solved in PHP. There's still no generally available fix at this point, but we're still working through ideas. Thanks,
Bob
Nice to meet you - love your product! libmemcached was truly broken until you fixed it. The problem for us is getting all of the pieces together: libmemcached-awesome of course, but also the PHP pear package (3.2.0) a PHP distribution built to use it and finally our web server library (lsphp) all on a distribution we can work on. It was a bear finally isolating the bug in PHP memcached's support to libmemcached and it's even worse finding a way to apply your lovely fixes. If you have any thoughts about a full environment with all of this stuff in it that a customer can use, we'd sure appreciate it. Thanks!
Bob
Ugh, well, AFAIK, Fedora already comes with libmemcached-awesome by default, so it's just a matter of time until all of its descendant distributions ship it. Also, ArchLinux was an early adopter of it.
Most recently, Debian switched to it, but AFAICT, it's still only available in testing/sid.
No, not yet. We're hoping to get libmemcached-awesome to be included in lsphp, but it's not in there yet. Sorry, but we haven't forgotten.
No, not yet. We're hoping to get libmemcached-awesome to be included in lsphp, but it's not in there yet. Sorry, but we haven't forgotten.
Is the libmemcached-awesome the solution?
here I remember trying libmemcached-awesome without success, you even followed my case privately
We're pretty sure it is. The only way to be 100% sure is to follow the whole thing with debugging statements added (can't really be added to a debugger because it's way out of what debuggers can follow). libmemcached-awesome fixes the problem in the PHP extension that supports memcached (which uses the conventional libmemcached library). Once we get a lsphp that has libmemcached-awesome support embedded, then we can try it for sure.