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Extended key checking to match the language of the memcached spec #167

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ieatkillerbees
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I ran across this bug report. Memcached doesn't support keys containing whitespace or control characters, so it might be best to return a bad key result code rather than pass it on to the library. Dunno if this is the best approach, but it's a thought. :)

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This remains true for current master branch. Will adapt your fix to the new code!

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