Deletes Are Driving Me Crazy

[Matthew Glubb]

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Yes, I have noticed that to. Its because flush_all doesn't actually  
delete anything. It justs changes the oldest live time to the current  
time, thus expiring all of the keys.

I just modified memcached and removed all references to expiry times.  
I'm thinking of calling it 'memd' :)

flush_all is a little beyond my knowledge of memory management,  
slabs, etc. But I guess it can't be all that hard to zero all of the  
memory currently being used by the memcache?

Matt

On 23 Jan 2006, at 20:46, Jehiah Czebotar wrote:

> FYI: this same problem happens when you flush_all() then set() an item
> which was already in the cache.
>
> On 1/11/06, Matthew Glubb <matt at zgroupplc.com> wrote:
>>
>> I would really like to know how to:
>>
>> add(key, val)
>> delete(key)
>> add(key, val)
>>
>> Just seems to plain not work (all adds have zero expiration).
>
> --
> Jehiah at gmail.com



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