Ernest Talks: memcached

Install Memcached and PHP Memcached Extension under Mac OS 10.8

I just setup memcached on a new/clean Mac OS environment without WAMP. 
 
iTerm2 
My favorite terminal. 
 
Apache 
First of all, I use original apache service comes with this Mac. 
 
PHP 
Edit the file: "sudo vim /etc/apache2/httpd.conf" and remove "#" of the line “#LoadModule php5_module libexec/apache2/libphp5.so”. Then restart apache by: 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> sudo apachectl restart</pre>
 
MySQL 
Download MySQL from <a href="http://www.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/">mysql.com</a>. I download version "Mac OS X ver. 10.6 (x86, 64-bit), DMG Archive" (mysql-5.5.28-osx10.6-x86_64.dmg). After unpack .dmg file, there're one readme document and three pkg for install. 
 
Homebrew 
I install Homebrew for easier ports management. <a href="http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/">http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/</a> 
After install Homebrew, install 3 packages step-by-step: 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> brew install libevent

> brew install memcached</pre>
 
You can check if memcached was installed correctly by: 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> memcache -h </pre>
 
Then go to install the 3rd package named libmemcached by: 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> brew install libmemcached</pre>
 
XCode: Command Line Tools 
Get in App Store, to search and install "XCode" for free. Go to Xcode Preferences, and find Download tab. Make sure you install "Command Line tools" at least. 
 
 
PHP Externsion 
Once you get the command line tools in XCode, you are able to run: (you may need to change the version numbers.) 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> sudo pecl install memcached-2.1.0</pre>
 
After successfully installation, you should add "extension=memcached.so" to php.ini. Restart apache again. 
 
<pre class="brush: plain">> sudo apachectl restart </pre>
 
Now, all set! Enjoy memcached on your Mac. :)

Install Memcached and PHP Memcached Extension under Mac OS 10.8

I just setup memcached on a new/clean Mac OS environment without WAMP. iTerm2 My favorite terminal. Apach e First of all, I use origin...