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Request #60592 timeoutms property of addServer() not merget into version 3.x branch
Submitted: 2011-12-22 07:55 UTC Modified: 2011-12-22 10:24 UTC
From: nik at mt1 dot down-to-details dot com Assigned:
Status: Closed Package: memcache (PECL)
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Private report: No CVE-ID: None
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 [2011-12-22 07:55 UTC] nik at mt1 dot down-to-details dot com 
Description:
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Since memcache is quite fast the timeout default timeout of 1 sec is just too long 
for big website with a lot of requests. What happens is that all requests will 
timeout for at least 1 sec which blocks the Apache process (potentially, all 
processes). Additionally, Apache childs are created and old killed to get rid of 
memory leaks. 

The timeoutms value mitigates a bit the problem but not completely. Also it's not 
present in the 3.x branch which is more High Availability oriented (with the 
redundancy options). 

I would like to suggest that this functionality is merged into v3 branch and also 
extended to cover the initial connect. This means quicker fail-over.

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 [2011-12-22 08:04 UTC] nik at mt1 dot down-to-details dot com 
There is a patch listed here 
http://www.lmpx.com/nav/article.php/news.php.net/php.pecl.cvs/11671/read/index.htm
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This patch also adds connect_timeoutms for the initial connect. 

If this can be merget in 3x branch will be great.
 [2011-12-22 10:24 UTC] nik at mt1 dot down-to-details dot com
-Status: Open +Status: Closed
 [2011-12-22 10:24 UTC] nik at mt1 dot down-to-details dot com 
Ok, it seems that there is decrepancy in php documentation. There is workaround 
described here: http://freebsd.down-to-details.com/sys-admin/memcache-redundancy-
and-high-availability/
 
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