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memcache_server_delete() is missing #4

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wolph opened this issue Apr 4, 2012 · 1 comment
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memcache_server_delete() is missing #4

wolph opened this issue Apr 4, 2012 · 1 comment

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wolph commented Apr 4, 2012

Is there any reason why there is no memcache_server_delete()? Currently it seems impossible to remove the servers without restarting your server.

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Ormod commented Apr 5, 2012

There haven't been requests for that so far. I also have a faint memory of libmemcached not supporting that at some point in time or other.

Patches to add the functionality are of course welcome. :)

saaros added a commit to saaros/pgmemcache that referenced this issue May 21, 2014
libmemcached does not have a function for removing servers from the current
context so we must recreate the context from scratch when the list of
default servers changes.

The new functionality also makes it possible to implement a
memcache_server_delete() function at some point as requested in [ohmu#4] but
it's not implemented in this commit.
saaros added a commit to saaros/pgmemcache that referenced this issue May 21, 2014
libmemcached does not have a function for removing servers from the current
context so we must recreate the context from scratch when the list of
default servers changes.

The new functionality also makes it possible to implement a
memcache_server_delete() function at some point as requested in [ohmu#4] but
it's not implemented in this commit.
saaros added a commit to saaros/pgmemcache that referenced this issue May 21, 2014
libmemcached does not have a function for removing servers from the current
context so we must recreate the context from scratch when the list of
default servers changes.

The new functionality also makes it possible to implement a
memcache_server_delete() function at some point as requested in [ohmu#4] but
it's not implemented in this commit.
saaros added a commit to saaros/pgmemcache that referenced this issue May 21, 2014
libmemcached does not have a function for removing servers from the current
context so we must recreate the context from scratch when the list of
default servers changes.

The new functionality also makes it possible to implement a
memcache_server_delete() function at some point as requested in [ohmu#4] but
it's not implemented in this commit.
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