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You get that when you're *reading* an object? You should only get that
on a set/add/replace. Are you sure? Can you provide a reproducible test
case that returns that error on a "get"?<br>
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The maximum size is 1 megabyte. It can be increased; I believe there
was a patch (against the old 1.1.12 version) to do it. The trick is
that memcached's memory manager allocates memory in 1MB chunks, so
increasing the maximum is not just a matter of changing a "maximum
object size" setting somewhere. But it is certainly doable.<br>
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-Steve<br>
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Luc Levesque wrote:
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a large value from memcached.<br>
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My questions is, what's the max size and can this be increased somehow?<br>
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Thanks<br>
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