Posted by haojiang on May 29, 2009 at 4:50am
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| Project: | Memcache API and Integration |
| Version: | 6.x-1.2 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed (cannot reproduce) |
Issue Summary
did you realize a problem that if user upload a file, then the module will make drupal down
error will like
"
unrecover form , ……, cache_form fail
"
so i uninstalled memcache , problem fixed , and then i turn on drupal-build-in cache , without such error,
so , i have to think this error is caused by project/memcache
Comments
#1
Where do you get the error message appearing?
I've experienced a problem with file uploads, and know the cause. But it doesn't match with your error message.
#2
I was tempted to mark this a duplicate of #495800: Memcache admin UI breaks file uploads but budda's comment makes me hesitate. Postponing for more info instead.
#3
hello
if you just upload pictures which size is under 10MB , then this module goes all right
module fail when you try to upload several videos (>20MB) at the same time , and you should ask several friends or workmates to do this test with you at the same time , and you will get at least three kinds of "unrecover form.....cache_form...." messages
my envirument is in windows , i don't know if it is something connection.
anyway , if a website don't have a function which user could upload large size file , this module works well
#4
I usually exclude cache_form from memcache.
#5
as cache_form show error , so i firstly tried to exclude it too ,
but the point is that "exclude cache_form" doesn't work in my case , how about in yours
if "exclude cache_form" fixed the problem , please reply here and let me know your setting.php , thx very much
#6
I was having the same issue ... excluding cache_form didn't fix it ... but adding a separate bin for cache_form did fix it.
#7
sorry , i don't quite follow you , what does this line mean ?
actually , i would like to know that in what way you fixed this problem
#8
haojiang (or someone else having this issue) See the installation instruction that came with the module for info about setting up bins. You might also try and install the dev version which has a new directory system that avoids the use of bins. See #493448: Memcache and cache_clear_all wildcard
#9
No feedback closing.