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The memcache protocol requires that all lines in the server response end with CRLN (\r\n). The Starling server doesn’t strictly obey this for the STATS command. The fix is trivial and the author has been notified of the fix.

Edit lib/starling/handler.rb and add the following gsub right before .freeze in the STATS_RESPONSE:

Recently, I was getting the error

In my particular case, the problem stemmed from defining a deserialization function using

In the process of deserializing an object, it tried to instantiate a class which hadn’t yet been loaded. The autoloader wasn’t able to find the class and the spl autoload functionality therefore croaked.

The problem was that I had defined a property inside of one my model objects that referenced the sfWebRequest. This property should never have been serialized. Infact, only the properties of the object as defined in model should get serialized. The fix was defined a __sleep method in the model.

Replace MySampleObjectPeer with the appropriate peer class.

The following Nginx configuration technique will allow you to do rewrites to status codes.

Yum always gets stuck on dead mirrors or slow mirrors. Avoid this by installing yum-fastestmirror
yum install yum-fastestmirror
yum clean all

To install those packages, run:

Up until recently, it was not possible to upload large files asynchronously to 2 or more machines simultaneously. This was due to a problem in the ruby ssh implementation. A patch is available which fixes this.

http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=17857&group_id=274&atid=1123

If applying the patch is not an option, you can always change the transfer mode to synchronous.

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