Just a warning: the PHP Memcache class completely breaks the
second you try to get() a key that was not set by the PHP
Memcache class. Specifically, if any flags are present on an
entry in Memcache, PHP doesn't know what to do and will
close your connection to the cache.
Took me quite a while to find out why I kept losing my
connection to Memcache; of course, it's because I was trying
to get() memcache keys that had flags=30 set.
Lesson: stick to writing your own customized memcache class
that connects via tcp and deals with flags the way you want
them dealt with.
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