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8beadc91
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8beadc91
authored
Aug 24, 2013
by
Carsten Brandt
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cleanup MemCache timeout API after #804
use milliseconds only and fall back to seconds for older memcache versions.
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MemCache.php
framework/yii/caching/MemCache.php
+7
-2
MemCacheServer.php
framework/yii/caching/MemCacheServer.php
+8
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framework/yii/caching/MemCache.php
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@@ -93,8 +93,13 @@ class MemCache extends Cache
...
@@ -93,8 +93,13 @@ class MemCache extends Cache
if
(
$this
->
useMemcached
)
{
if
(
$this
->
useMemcached
)
{
$cache
->
addServer
(
$server
->
host
,
$server
->
port
,
$server
->
weight
);
$cache
->
addServer
(
$server
->
host
,
$server
->
port
,
$server
->
weight
);
}
else
{
}
else
{
$cache
->
addServer
(
$server
->
host
,
$server
->
port
,
$server
->
persistent
,
// $timeout is used for memcache versions that do not have timeoutms parameter
$server
->
weight
,
$server
->
timeout
,
$server
->
retryInterval
,
$server
->
status
,
$server
->
failureCallback
,
$server
->
timemoutms
);
$timeout
=
(
int
)
(
$server
->
timeout
/
1000
)
+
((
$server
->
timeout
%
1000
>
0
)
?
1
:
0
);
$cache
->
addServer
(
$server
->
host
,
$server
->
port
,
$server
->
persistent
,
$server
->
weight
,
$timeout
,
$server
->
retryInterval
,
$server
->
status
,
$server
->
failureCallback
,
$server
->
timeout
);
}
}
}
}
}
else
{
}
else
{
...
...
framework/yii/caching/MemCacheServer.php
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@@ -35,9 +35,11 @@ class MemCacheServer extends \yii\base\Object
...
@@ -35,9 +35,11 @@ class MemCacheServer extends \yii\base\Object
*/
*/
public
$persistent
=
true
;
public
$persistent
=
true
;
/**
/**
* @var integer value in seconds which will be used for connecting to the server. This is used by memcache only.
* @var integer timeout in milliseconds which will be used for connecting to the server.
* This is used by memcache only. For old versions of memcache that only support specifying
* timeout in seconds this will be rounded up to full seconds.
*/
*/
public
$timeout
=
1
;
public
$timeout
=
1
000
;
/**
/**
* @var integer how often a failed server will be retried (in seconds). This is used by memcache only.
* @var integer how often a failed server will be retried (in seconds). This is used by memcache only.
*/
*/
...
@@ -47,14 +49,10 @@ class MemCacheServer extends \yii\base\Object
...
@@ -47,14 +49,10 @@ class MemCacheServer extends \yii\base\Object
*/
*/
public
$status
=
true
;
public
$status
=
true
;
/**
/**
* @var \Closure
allows the user to specify a callback function to
run upon encountering an error.
* @var \Closure
this callback function will
run upon encountering an error.
* The callback is run before fail
over is attempted. The function takes
two parameters,
* The callback is run before fail
over is attempted. The function takes
two parameters,
* the [[host]] and the [[port]] of the failed server.
* the [[host]] and the [[port]] of the failed server.
* This is used by memcache only.
*/
*/
public
$failureCallback
=
null
;
public
$failureCallback
;
/**
* @var integer value in milliseconds which will be used for connecting to the server.
* Takes precedence over [[timeout]]. This is used by memcache only.
*/
public
$timemoutms
=
1000
;
}
}
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