How to Set a Memcached Key Via Telnet Without Knowing the Size
Memcached is a tool for saving cache through your server. This means that when a user visits a website hosted on the server, some information will be saved to his or her computer. When the user returns, that information will not have to be downloaded from the server again, saving the server work and the user time. Memcached uses keys to configure caches for particular IP addresses. If you run a Telnet server, you can set a key. It helps to know the key size, but you can do it without it, too. It just might take a little longer.
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Instructions
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Log into your server's control panel command line.
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Type “-memcached” (no quotes) and hit "Enter" to load the tool.
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Type “stats size reset” (no quotes) and hit "Enter" to reset the size. This will force it to load again, allowing it to leave it out in the next command.
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Type “-telnet XX.XX.X.XX YYYY” (no quotes), replacing the Xs with the IP address and the Ys with the port. Hit "Enter" to create a new key for a certain IP address.
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