If you encounter problems because of a bug in the RPM package, you can always follow these simple steps in installing memcached for your *nix system. The following steps have been tested to work against RHEL and CentOS operating systems.
See below.
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
Installing Memcached Using Yum for RHEL and CentOS
There isn't an rpm-based installation found on the official site of memcached for CentOS. All you can find there is a code.google.com project which contains the source code repository which you can build it from.
Now, it you're looking for a high-quality RPM source for memcache, it's your lucky day. Thanks to the volunteer-based community called EPEL (extra packages for enterprise linux) from Fedora project because they're keeping memcached rpm on either their yum or up2date repositories.
See below for the simple, easy to follow steps.
Now, it you're looking for a high-quality RPM source for memcache, it's your lucky day. Thanks to the volunteer-based community called EPEL (extra packages for enterprise linux) from Fedora project because they're keeping memcached rpm on either their yum or up2date repositories.
See below for the simple, easy to follow steps.
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