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| As mentioned above, once you have made this change you must delete your existing databases or LSMCD will refuse to come up, as it will notice the changed data condition. | As mentioned above, once you have made this change you must delete your existing databases or LSMCD will refuse to come up, as it will notice the changed data condition. | ||
| - | The default is ''false'' so that data created by all users is visible to all users. Once it is set to ''true'', each user's data can only be visible to that user. | + | The default is ''false'' so that data created by all users is visible to all users. Once it is set to ''true'', each user's data can only be visible to that user. Note that you must enable SASL to enable DataByUser. |
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| The default is ''false'' so that you do not mistakenly allow unauthenticated users access to Memcached facilities (even though the data would be separated). | The default is ''false'' so that you do not mistakenly allow unauthenticated users access to Memcached facilities (even though the data would be separated). | ||
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| + | If you turn the anonymous user on, then telnet and other ASCII activity will be re-enabled. As mentioned above if you have ''Cached.DataByUser'' enabled, this data is written to a separate area in the database from binary data secured with SASL. | ||