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litespeed_wiki:lsmcd:configuration [2018/07/23 20:03] Robert Perper [Cached.DataByUser] |
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<code>CACHED.USESASL=TRUE</code> | <code>CACHED.USESASL=TRUE</code> | ||
+ | Once you have changed this value, you must delete your existing LSMCD files: <code>rm -rf /dev/shm/lsmcd</code> | ||
==== Cached.DataByUser ==== | ==== Cached.DataByUser ==== | ||
Can only be used if CACHED.USESASL=TRUE and if no replication is used. If set to 'true', each SASL user will be allocated an individual set of data within the data pool. When memcached requests are preceded by a user authorization (which is always the case unless you are using legacy code and enable the Cached.Anonymous option) the request is always for the user specified in the request whether it's a get, put, or stats. See the SASL wiki (above) for details on use. | Can only be used if CACHED.USESASL=TRUE and if no replication is used. If set to 'true', each SASL user will be allocated an individual set of data within the data pool. When memcached requests are preceded by a user authorization (which is always the case unless you are using legacy code and enable the Cached.Anonymous option) the request is always for the user specified in the request whether it's a get, put, or stats. See the SASL wiki (above) for details on use. |