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memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

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1. Use the S method that comes with TP3.2.3 to use Memcache. Memcache support is turned on. According to the online tutorial, the Ctrl+V method cannot output the results normally
2. Look at the picture first
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

This is the configuration:
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

The php-ini file has also been added with relevant content


But the output result is false
Please help

I have also tried this...
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

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1. Use the S method that comes with TP3.2.3 to use Memcache. Memcache support is turned on. According to the online tutorial, the Ctrl+V method cannot output the results normally
2. Look at the picture first
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

This is the configuration:
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

The php-ini file has also been added with relevant content


But the output result is false
Please help

I have also tried this...
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)
memcached - ThinkPHP3.2.3 cannot output results correctly using S method (Memcache)

Friend, have you installed the memcached service?

You need a service to connect to it, just like mysql needs a mysql server

If not, you can still use File speed

Confirm whether the S function is configured to use memcache and whether the address and port of memcache are correct

Check if the memcache service is installed

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