Sadly, it does not seem very informative. Telling me that the value has been stored (which I know) and that the cache has been hit (which I know).

Other than that, it is very silent

To continue with the simple and obvious suggestions (that you may have already tried), add "-vv" to your memcached command line. (I was also suspicious of your "-u root" as hsinclai highlighted but it'd also be interesting to learn of the mechanics of the failure.)

- tye        

The problem lay in the FilterHandler's invocation of other classes.

The code looked a little like this

$html =~ s/<\?KEYWORD\s+([^\?^>]+)\??>/$self->handle($1)/gme;

Changing this to

$html =~ s/<\?KEYWORD\s+([^\?^>]+)\??>/$self->handle($1)/ge; # Removed multiline option 'm'

fixed the memcache problem.

It seems to alter memcache's behaviour in GetParser when checking $self->[BUF]

if ($self->[BUF] =~ /^END\r\n/) {
  $self->[ON_ITEM] = undef;
  return 1;  # we're done successfully, return 1 to finish
}
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Looks like m fighting with S*

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