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LALOT Dominique wrote:
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> Also, you'll have to look at mysql. For big databases, you need special
> tuning as default values are not good. We are in he way to put (for HA)
> another mysql server and we will split the access to several servers.
> (rep
Hello,
I noticed a strange behaviour. But I don't understand exactly when it
behaves differently.
On some mails attachments, I got two links in the body, one to view using a
mime-driver (opening a new window), another to download (that's what I
prefer)
In some others, I see directly a .doc msword
I was wondering if anyone out there has a php script I could use to get data
from the memcached server?
What I'm looking for us total number concurrent users, and if possible number
of stale sessions.
Thanks for your consideration.
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Robert Sand.
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On Tue, 24 Mar 2009, robert sand wrote:
I was wondering if anyone out there has a php script I could use to get data
from the memcached server?
What I'm looking for us total number concurrent users, and if possible number
of stale sessions.
Thanks for your consideration.
memcached has n
Thanks. That is helpful. I did modify a script I found on the horde site that cleans the lock files made by horde.
Using the session id as a key you can tell if the session is still available in the memcached server. If you consider
each session id to be a user then you can get an approximat
Hello Folks!
First, thanks for a good project. All parts are now working exept next step.
I now need to setup two servers with replication between, because users on two
locations, no load balancing.
Anyone out there with experience of this ?
I am used to Domino servers in this matter.
Regards
Quoting Andrew Morgan :
Yes, memcache is definitely faster than fs-based caching if set up well.
Also, DO use memcache as your session handler. Trying to store sessions
in MySQL with Horde3 is a major performance killer.
The one issue with memcache as a session handler is that it is not
p
Quoting Jie Gao :
* Janne Peltonen wrote:
Hi!
We've been running IMP here at the University of Helsinki since 2001,
and performed a major upgrade last summer, straight into Horde Webmail
Edition 1.1.1. Since then, there has been no end of problems we've been
running into, most notably all ki
* Michael M Slusarz wrote:
> >* Janne Peltonen wrote:
> >
> >>Hi!
> >>
> >>We've been running IMP here at the University of Helsinki since 2001,
> >>and performed a major upgrade last summer, straight into Horde Webmail
> >>Edition 1.1.1. Since then, there has been no end of problems we've been
Quoting robert sand :
Thanks. That is helpful. I did modify a script I found on the horde
site that cleans the lock files made by horde.
Using the session id as a key you can tell if the session is still
available in the memcached server. If you consider
each session id to be a user then you
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