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Is it(binary protocol) really needed? I'm skeptical because the memcached extension is compiled without binary protocol support.
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It's optional, but I think it's good to show how to use it, since we should encourage it.
Are you sure about it not being supported? In this sample, when I include the
php.ini
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Yeah look at the phpinfo or similar, you'll see it's disabled
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Then why does it work...?
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Memcached::setOption just returns false on failure. I suspect it just returns false.
Also iirc, I successfully communicate via sasl auth with redislab, without setting the
OPT_BINARY_PROTOCOL
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This was throwing an error w/o being set. I'll look into it though and see if I missed something.
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@tmatsuo I'm not sure where the confusion is, but if I comment out the line above, the calls to Memcache fail. I have looked at the php.ini configuration, and do not see anything that implies binary protocol is missing.
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Sorry I was wrong. The memcached module doesn't have igbinary option enalbed, which is different from the binary protocol. I confused those two.
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Thank you Takashi!