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Supporting prefix_key #56
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yes.. it is called "prefix".. see: LswMemcacheBundle/DependencyInjection/Configuration.php |
Thanks for your reply. But isn't the prefix option only an option for session or doctrine? |
Ah, now I get the question! The memcached PHP extension had a (native) "prefix_key" option (for all operations including session, doctrine and firewall). The memcache (without d) PHP extension does not have this option, thus v2 does not have it. Does that answer the question? |
@mevdschee so how to use this bundle with multiple websites on one server?
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@kironet I don't know. Maybe somebody else does? NB: A workaround might be to start another memcached on another port and use that. |
Is not there another solution instead of using a another port? |
Does lmb 2.x support a "prefix_key" option like 1.x did?
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