Andrei, "Spasibo" for the posting of the diff, it seems to be working on the server with over 4 Gb of RAM.<br>
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I have another question however to followup the previous posting I was wondering if someone has had a similar problem. <br>
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The reason I've updated memcache to support over 4 Gb of RAM is because
I'm having a session data loss, which I'm storing in memcache. The
problem is occuring primarily with AOL ISP subscribers, who appear to
be accessing the Internet via AOL proxy servers. This becomes a problem
when their IP addresses change and all of the session data stored for a
particular session on memcached to a particular Apache server
disappears somewhere. This results in a user being "disconnected" from
their account on the portal. I was wondering if someone, like people at
<a href="http://www.Livejournal.com">www.Livejournal.com</a>, faced a similar problem and could advise on what
to do about it. I even thought about modifying memcached to use unix
sockets (to speed the communication process) and to make it run on the
same box as the Apache servers themselves, which would eliminate the
communication congestion problem along with the server accessing
synchronized cache on memcached problem (as it appears to be). <br>
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appreciate everyone's help.<br>
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Denis<br>