Ubuntu 14.04 LTS support

[membrive]

I have compiled and installed LSMCD without errors in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, installing automake-1.13 from .deb. The problem is that when I run LSMCD it freezes on the first Memcached command. When this happens there are no errors even in the logs.

I followed the same installation procedure in CentOS 7, installing automake-1.13 from .rpm, and it works fine.

Is there a procedure to correctly run LSMCD on Ubuntu/Debian systems?

[litespeedtech]

do you have matching configuration for CentOS 7 and Ubuntu?
How about turn on debug logging?
strace the lsmcd process?

[membrive]

The configuration is the same in CentOS and in Ubuntu. I really think that isn't a configuration problem.

When turning on debug logging it stops writting after I send the first command via telnet or python-memcached, it appears that the process hangs. I can't even quit from telnet and I have to close the terminal or kill the process in another terminal.

I don't have a strace right now, sorry.

[litespeedtech]

please try the latest code, and instruction, it should not need autoconf anymore.