MemcacheD in EasyApache4
Not Planned
As a server administrator I would like cPanel to package and distribute Memcache and MemcacheD for EasyApache 4.
I like this idea 
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This is now available in the experimental repo of EasyApache 4. There is no SASL, and no per-user init files, which means it is not considered ready for shared environments. These RPMs are likely to remain in the experimental repo for quite a while, as we aren't likely to get back to adjust those things soon, but I figured I'd share these here anyway.
You can install memcache/d for PHP54 - PHP71 from the EA4-experimental repository now.
Make sure to replace '##' with 54 for PHP version 5.4, for example.
This is now available in the experimental repo of EasyApache 4. There is no SASL, and no per-user init files, which means it is not considered ready for shared environments. These RPMs are likely to remain in the experimental repo for quite a while, as we aren't likely to get back to adjust those things soon, but I figured I'd share these here anyway.
You can install memcache/d for PHP54 - PHP71 from the EA4-experimental repository now.
Make sure to replace '##' with 54 for PHP version 5.4, for example.
I second this we have a few clients who use memcached in conjunction with memcache & SUPHP
I second this we have a few clients who use memcached in conjunction with memcache & SUPHP
I definitely wish cpanel could also manage this for us! It's quite a chore to have to do this on new server setups :)
I definitely wish cpanel could also manage this for us! It's quite a chore to have to do this on new server setups :)
This is now available in the experimental repo of EasyApache 4. There is no SASL, and no per-user init files, which means it is not considered ready for shared environments. These RPMs are likely to remain in the experimental repo for quite a while, as we aren't likely to get back to adjust those things soon, but I figured I'd share these here anyway.
You can install memcache/d for PHP54 - PHP71 from the EA4-experimental repository now.
Make sure to replace '##' with 54 for PHP version 5.4, for example.
This is now available in the experimental repo of EasyApache 4. There is no SASL, and no per-user init files, which means it is not considered ready for shared environments. These RPMs are likely to remain in the experimental repo for quite a while, as we aren't likely to get back to adjust those things soon, but I figured I'd share these here anyway.
You can install memcache/d for PHP54 - PHP71 from the EA4-experimental repository now.
Make sure to replace '##' with 54 for PHP version 5.4, for example.
These RPMs were rebuilt last night with SASL support, but we still do not recommend they be used in a shared environment.
These RPMs were rebuilt last night with SASL support, but we still do not recommend they be used in a shared environment.
Does it work with php 7.1?
Does it work with php 7.1?
It works on PHP 7.1. Please add to offical repo.
It works on PHP 7.1. Please add to offical repo.
Is this any closer to production release or will it be released a little bit later?
Is this any closer to production release or will it be released a little bit later?
Added to this discussion and I'd like to be informed when this goes to into production :)
Added to this discussion and I'd like to be informed when this goes to into production :)
When can we expect?
When can we expect?
Still not included in latest version of WHM.
Still not included in latest version of WHM.
This feature isn't lost but isn't something we're planning to move to production yet. We're focused right now on the things that have historically prevented folks from migrating from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4. Once it's been picked up as something to move into production we'll be back to let everyone know!
This feature isn't lost but isn't something we're planning to move to production yet. We're focused right now on the things that have historically prevented folks from migrating from EasyApache 3 to EasyApache 4. Once it's been picked up as something to move into production we'll be back to let everyone know!
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Hello.
Can you add memcached service to auto start if stop working?
Example:
CentOS 5 and 6
/etc/chkserv.d/memcached
service[memcached]=11211,version,VERSION,/etc/init.d/memcached restart,memcached,memcached
/scripts/restartsrv_memcached
#!/bin/bash
/etc/init.d/memcached restart
chmod +x /scripts/restartsrv_memcached
CentOS 7
/etc/chkserv.d/memcached
service[memcached]=11211,version,VERSION,/bin/systemctl restart memcached,memcached,memcached
/scripts/restartsrv_memcached
#!/bin/bash
/bin/systemctl restart memcached
chmod +x /scripts/restartsrv_memcached
Enable
WHM > Service Manager > Memcached
/etc/chkserv.d/chkservd.conf
Hello.
Can you add memcached service to auto start if stop working?
Example:
CentOS 5 and 6
/etc/chkserv.d/memcached
service[memcached]=11211,version,VERSION,/etc/init.d/memcached restart,memcached,memcached
/scripts/restartsrv_memcached
#!/bin/bash
/etc/init.d/memcached restart
chmod +x /scripts/restartsrv_memcached
CentOS 7
/etc/chkserv.d/memcached
service[memcached]=11211,version,VERSION,/bin/systemctl restart memcached,memcached,memcached
/scripts/restartsrv_memcached
#!/bin/bash
/bin/systemctl restart memcached
chmod +x /scripts/restartsrv_memcached
Enable
WHM > Service Manager > Memcached
/etc/chkserv.d/chkservd.conf
Hey all! I just wanted to let you know that, at this time there is no plan to move this to the production repo. If that changes, we'll be back with more information. In the meantime, if you have support-related questions, the best option is for them to go to the forums: https://forums.cpanel.net
Hey all! I just wanted to let you know that, at this time there is no plan to move this to the production repo. If that changes, we'll be back with more information. In the meantime, if you have support-related questions, the best option is for them to go to the forums: https://forums.cpanel.net
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