memcached not enabled after installation
Hello,
When I install the package memcached it is not enabled as in the configuration file /etc/default/
Now the problem is that after each installation of this package I have to manually change this value and restart memcached. A real issue when you have dozen of servers !
Thanks
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- Language:
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- Status:
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- Ubuntu memcached Edit question
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- Solved by:
- echo083
- Solved:
- 2011-04-07
- Last query:
- 2011-04-07
- Last reply:
- 2011-03-25
Sam_ (and-sam) said : | #1 |
echo083 (echo083) said : | #2 |
You are trying to tell me that this behavior was chosen because of the manner memcached has to be used ?
I don't understand, whatever you want to do with memcached the problem is that the installation is not fully automated, why do I have to edit a configuration file and restart memcached to enabled it ?
Each server is using its own memcached in my case to answer your question no queue server. I requested a new release but my request is a confort request ! It seems like there is no dedicated maintainer for this package, what is the process to decide that a new package release can be made ?
For information I can also make a new release of this package all by myself. How do I join the ubuntu package maintainers club ?
Thanks
echo083 (echo083) said : | #4 |
Thanks for the time you take to answer me, I read the documents and keep you informed if I need additional help.
Regards
echo083 (echo083) said : | #5 |
According to the package changelogs :
memcached (1.4.1-1) unstable; urgency=high
* Changed the default start to yes in /etc/init.
So the problem I underlined was already corrected. The package I was using was an older version without the correction.
Sorry for the disturbance.