Hi robetus,
if you don't find a depending "
memcached.conf", it mostly means, that you missed the installation of the require "
memcached" package on your system.
For CentOS/RHEL - based systems, pls. use:
yum update
yum install memcached
Answers according to:
locate memcached.conf does nothing
That means, that there is no "
memcached.conf" on your server. Pls. see the suggestion above to resolve that.
find: File system loop detected; `/var/named/chroot/var/named' is part of the same file system loop as `/var/named'.
You can ignore such a message from "
find", when you used a server-wide search, without excluding specific folders. In your case, "
find" found a symlink for another file, which the find - process found previously. "
find" will skip this symlink and will continue with the search, without a further notice to that situation. Consider to see such a message as a
note - nothing more.