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...it _does not have_. Their library has get() and put() but no read() and write() as rails expects. What gives? Is everyone quietly writing wrapper libraries around this? No mention on any blogs...help would be greatly appreciated My setup from environment.rb initialize: CACHE = MemCache.new :c_threshold => 10_000,:compression => true,:debug => false,:namespace => ''foo'',:readonly => false,:urlencode => false CACHE.servers = ''localhost:11211'' config.action_controller.session_store = :mem_cache_store config.action_controller.fragment_cach...

Hi all - I am trying to get rails to use memcache for sessions and fragment caching. I''d also like to use the same connection for general caching of this and that. I''m following the instructions here: http://wiki.rubyonrails.com/rails/pages/HowtoChangeSessionStore and hitting a brick wall. I''m using the new memcache-client since from what I''ve read

...ses the ActiveRecord::Locking to ensure that you don''t perform multiple updates. == Using CachedModel First, install the cached_model gem: $ sudo gem install cached_model Then set up memcache-client: $ tail -n 20 config/environments/production.rb memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => true, :debug => false, :namespace => ''my_rails_app'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false } CACHE = MemCache.new memcache_options CACHE.servers = ''localhost:11211'' session_opti...

...ses the ActiveRecord::Locking to ensure that you don''t perform multiple updates. == Using CachedModel First, install the cached_model gem: $ sudo gem install cached_model Then set up memcache-client: $ tail -n 20 config/environments/production.rb memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => true, :debug => false, :namespace => ''my_rails_app'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false } CACHE = MemCache.new memcache_options CACHE.servers = ''localhost:11211'' session_opti...

Hi, I''m trying to use mem_cache_store for sessions. I have installed the server and the gem and have added the following to my config/environment.rb: >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => true, :debug => false, :namespace => ''ruby-forum.com'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false } CACHE = MemCache.new memcache_options CACHE.servers = ''localhost:11211'' session_options = { :database...

...d of environment.rb require ''cached_model'' CACHE = MemCache.new ''localhost:11211'', :namespace => ''my_rails_app'' I''ve also tried these settings with the same result: require ''cached_model'' memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => true, :debug => false, :namespace => ''my_rails_app'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false } CACHE = MemCache.new memcache_options CACHE.servers = ''localhost:11211'' Here''s my installed versions o...

...sing mem_cache_store. I''ve been using ActiveRecord session store till now and expired them with SQL query. Yesterday I switched to memcache for storing sessions, however I can''t set an expireation period. My current config is this: ======================== memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => false, :debug => false, :namespace => ''fanopic_dev'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false } memcache_servers = [''192.168.4.1:11211''] config.cache_store = :mem_cache_store, memcache_servers, memcache_option...

Hi - Just downloaded and installed the memcache-client and cached_model gems and am trying to test it out on a development setup. I added this to my environment/development.rb CACHE = MemCache.new :c_threshold => 10_000, :compression => true, :debug => true, :namespace => ''eztrip'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false CACHE.servers = ''127.0.0.1:11211'...

..._store = :mem_cache_store config.gem "memcache-client", :lib => ''memcache'' config/environments/production.rb =========================== config.cache_store = :mem_cache_store require ''memcache'' Caching Memcached configuration memcache_options = { :c_threshold => 100_000, :compression => true, :debug => false, :namespace => ''gucci'', :readonly => false, :urlencode => false, :multithread => true } CACHE = MemCache.new memcache_options CACHE.servers = [''10.x.x.x:11211''] Stacktrace ============ /var/...

Could someone please elaborate on the technical differences and practical impact of whether choosing memory-based tables in MySQL or using memcached. I got this far on my own: It seems that MySQL uses the NDB engine for transaction-safe memory access in a cluster. the memory storage engine seems to be faster but not synchronizable by any means in a cluster. memcached seems to be ultimately fast