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mcc.php
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1 <?php
26 require_once __DIR__ . '/commandLine.inc';
27 
28 $options = getopt( '', array( 'debug', 'help', 'cache:' ) );
29 
30 $debug = isset( $options['debug'] );
31 $help = isset( $options['help'] );
32 $cache = isset( $options['cache'] ) ? $options['cache'] : null;
33 
34 if ( $help ) {
35  mccShowUsage();
36  exit( 0 );
37 }
39  'persistent' => true,
40  'debug' => $debug,
41 ) );
42 
43 if ( $cache ) {
44  if ( !isset( $wgObjectCaches[$cache] ) ) {
45  print "MediaWiki isn't configured with a cache named '$cache'";
46  exit( 1 );
47  }
48  $servers = $wgObjectCaches[$cache]['servers'];
49 } elseif ( $wgMainCacheType === CACHE_MEMCACHED ) {
50  $mcc->set_servers( $wgMemCachedServers );
51 } elseif ( isset( $wgObjectCaches[$wgMainCacheType]['servers'] ) ) {
52  $mcc->set_servers( $wgObjectCaches[$wgMainCacheType]['servers'] );
53 } else {
54  print "MediaWiki isn't configured for Memcached usage\n";
55  exit( 1 );
56 }
57 
61 function mccShowUsage() {
62  echo <<<EOF
63 Usage:
64  mcc.php [--debug]
65  mcc.php --help
66 
67 MemCached Command (mcc) is an interactive command tool that let you interact
68 with the MediaWiki memcached cache.
69 
70 Options:
71  --debug Set debug mode on the memcached connection.
72  --help This help screen.
73 
74 Interactive commands:
75 
76 EOF;
77  print "\t";
78  print str_replace( "\n", "\n\t", mccGetHelp( false ) );
79  print "\n";
80 }
81 
82 function mccGetHelp( $command ) {
83  $output = '';
84  $commandList = array(
85  'get' => 'grabs something',
86  'getsock' => 'lists sockets',
87  'set' => 'changes something',
88  'delete' => 'deletes something',
89  'history' => 'show command line history',
90  'server' => 'show current memcached server',
91  'dumpmcc' => 'shows the whole thing',
92  'exit' => 'exit mcc',
93  'quit' => 'exit mcc',
94  'help' => 'help about a command',
95  );
96  if ( !$command ) {
97  $command = 'fullhelp';
98  }
99  if ( $command === 'fullhelp' ) {
100  $max_cmd_len = max( array_map( 'strlen', array_keys( $commandList ) ) );
101  foreach ( $commandList as $cmd => $desc ) {
102  $output .= sprintf( "%-{$max_cmd_len}s: %s\n", $cmd, $desc );
103  }
104  } elseif ( isset( $commandList[$command] ) ) {
105  $output .= "$command: $commandList[$command]\n";
106  } else {
107  $output .= "$command: command does not exist or no help for it\n";
108  }
109 
110  return $output;
111 }
112 
113 do {
114  $bad = false;
115  $showhelp = false;
116  $quit = false;
117 
119  if ( $line === false ) {
120  exit;
121  }
122 
123  $args = explode( ' ', $line );
124  $command = array_shift( $args );
125 
126  // process command
127  switch ( $command ) {
128  case 'help':
129  // show an help message
130  print mccGetHelp( array_shift( $args ) );
131  break;
132 
133  case 'get':
134  $sub = '';
135  if ( array_key_exists( 1, $args ) ) {
136  $sub = $args[1];
137  }
138  print "Getting {$args[0]}[$sub]\n";
139  $res = $mcc->get( $args[0] );
140  if ( array_key_exists( 1, $args ) ) {
141  $res = $res[$args[1]];
142  }
143  if ( $res === false ) {
144  # print 'Error: ' . $mcc->error_string() . "\n";
145  print "MemCached error\n";
146  } elseif ( is_string( $res ) ) {
147  print "$res\n";
148  } else {
149  var_dump( $res );
150  }
151  break;
152 
153  case 'getsock':
154  $res = $mcc->get( $args[0] );
155  $sock = $mcc->get_sock( $args[0] );
156  var_dump( $sock );
157  break;
158 
159  case 'server':
160  if ( $mcc->_single_sock !== null ) {
161  print $mcc->_single_sock . "\n";
162  break;
163  }
164  $res = $mcc->get( $args[0] );
165  $hv = $mcc->_hashfunc( $args[0] );
166  for ( $i = 0; $i < 3; $i++ ) {
167  print $mcc->_buckets[$hv % $mcc->_bucketcount] . "\n";
168  $hv += $mcc->_hashfunc( $i . $args[0] );
169  }
170  break;
171 
172  case 'set':
173  $key = array_shift( $args );
174  if ( $args[0] == "#" && is_numeric( $args[1] ) ) {
175  $value = str_repeat( '*', $args[1] );
176  } else {
177  $value = implode( ' ', $args );
178  }
179  if ( !$mcc->set( $key, $value, 0 ) ) {
180  # print 'Error: ' . $mcc->error_string() . "\n";
181  print "MemCached error\n";
182  }
183  break;
184 
185  case 'delete':
186  $key = implode( ' ', $args );
187  if ( !$mcc->delete( $key ) ) {
188  # print 'Error: ' . $mcc->error_string() . "\n";
189  print "MemCached error\n";
190  }
191  break;
192 
193  case 'history':
194  if ( function_exists( 'readline_list_history' ) ) {
195  foreach ( readline_list_history() as $num => $line ) {
196  print "$num: $line\n";
197  }
198  } else {
199  print "readline_list_history() not available\n";
200  }
201  break;
202 
203  case 'dumpmcc':
204  var_dump( $mcc );
205  break;
206 
207  case 'quit':
208  case 'exit':
209  $quit = true;
210  break;
211 
212  default:
213  $bad = true;
214  } // switch() end
215 
216  if ( $bad ) {
217  if ( $command ) {
218  print "Bad command\n";
219  }
220  } else {
221  if ( function_exists( 'readline_add_history' ) ) {
222  readline_add_history( $line );
223  }
224  }
225 } while ( !$quit );
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Itis important to understand the issues associated with this setup if youwant to write code destined for Wikipedia.It 's often the case that the best algorithm to use for a given taskdepends on whether or not replication is in use. Due to our unabashedWikipedia-centrism, we often just use the replication-friendly version, but if you like, you can use wfGetLB() ->getServerCount() > 1 tocheck to see if replication is in use.===Lag===Lag primarily occurs when large write queries are sent to the master.Writes on the master are executed in parallel, but they are executed inserial when they are replicated to the slaves. The master writes thequery to the binlog when the transaction is committed. The slaves pollthe binlog and start executing the query as soon as it appears. They canservice reads while they are performing a write query, but will not readanything more from the binlog and thus will perform no more writes. 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