Question

I’ve downloaded memcache.php version 3.0.6 from there and out of the box (after defining the memcache server with $MEMCACHE_SERVERS[] = 'localhost:11211';) I got the following error:

Notice: Use of undefined constant values - assumed 'values' in memcache_3.0.6.php on line 61

Relevant code block:

   function get_host_port_from_server($server){
            $values = explode(':', $server);
            if (($values[0] == 'unix') && (!is_numeric( $values[1]))) {
                    return array($server, 0);
            }
        else {
                    return values;   // lines 61 -> $ missing
            }
    }

After correcting that I realized the bug had already been raised. Since 3.0.6 was released 10 months ago, I’m surprised that typo hasn’t been fixed yet, and I’m wondering whether it’s because people mostly use other versions. By extrapolating I would like to ask the following question:

Q: What version of memcache.php, memcached, and php-memcache do you use?

Answer 1

Use the memcached extension. It is a wrapper for libmemcached and active developed