02:29:13 GMT <greenaussie> since 3.2.1 (from 3.0.7) (remi RPM repository) sentinels are detecting all other sentinels as "s_down,sentinel,disconnected"
02:35:05 GMT <greenaussie> sentinel either receives a tcp RST (if the sentinel is not running a redis server) or a message as follows if the sentinel is running a redis server:
02:36:16 GMT <greenaussie> "-DENIED Redis is running in protected mode because protected mode is enabled, no bind address was specified, no authentication password is requested to clients. In this mode connections are only accepted from the loopback interface. If you want to connect from external computers to Redis you may adopt one of the following solutions: 1) Just disable protected mode sending the command 'CONFIG SET protected-mode no' from the loopback inte
02:36:16 GMT <greenaussie> rface by connecting to Redis from the same host the server is running, however MAKE SURE Redis is not publicly accessible from internet if you do so. Use CONFIG REWRITE to make this change permanent. 2) Alternatively you can just disable the protected mode by editing the Redis configuration file, and setting the protected mode option to 'no', and then restarting the server. 3) If you started the server manually just for testing, restart
02:36:17 GMT <greenaussie>  it with the '--protected-mode no' option. 4) Setup a bind address or an authentication password. NOTE: You only need to do one of the above things in order for the server to start accepting connections from the outside."
02:36:59 GMT <greenaussie> The suggests solutions from the rejection notice do nothing to fix the problem...
09:42:22 GMT <johndee> Hi. If an AOF file has some missing data in the middle, is it possible to restore most of it? Not just what’s there before the empty spots, like redis-fix-aof does?
12:31:48 GMT <redisusr> has an proposal for having an weighted order on the blocking pop commands ?
14:07:29 GMT <redisusr> anybody here using blocking operations as a primary way to distribute msgs ?
18:07:44 GMT <JacobCZ> hi
18:08:20 GMT <JacobCZ> Is there anyone who could help me with migration from one server to another? I have no access to the server's filesystem because of poorly chosen hosting and I need to migrate ALL data from one server to another...
18:09:30 GMT <minus> use the replication
18:13:16 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: can I do that without an access to the config files?
18:13:44 GMT <minus> if you can connect to redis you can clone it
18:13:49 GMT <minus> (unless disabled)
18:17:09 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: could you please direct me somewhere where I could read more about this? I know pretty much nothing about redis and use it just because one of my apps need it...
18:18:00 GMT <minus> the manual: http://redis.io/topics/replication
18:19:00 GMT <minus> in short: spin up a redis instance on your new machine, connect to it with redis-cli, run "slaveof oldhost 6379" and watch "info replication" to see the replication status
18:20:02 GMT <minus> you probably need to use an ssh tunnel or vpn since redis probably isn't exposed to the internet (if you're going over the internet. and it shouldn't be exposed)
18:21:14 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: it is exposed (bad hosting once again), how do I use the slaveof command when both of the instances are password protected?
18:22:05 GMT <minus> config set requirepass <password>
18:22:41 GMT <minus> eh
18:22:45 GMT <minus> wrong one
18:23:06 GMT <minus> masterauth
18:23:18 GMT <minus> to set the password for the master on the slave
18:23:58 GMT <minus> make sure you don't expose it to the internet afterwards anymore if you don't absolutely need to
18:26:33 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: ok, thanks, I'll give it a shot and report back..
18:28:41 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: I've been told by the cli, that there's no such command as slaveof... Guess it's disabled then
18:40:17 GMT <minus> looks like it
18:45:46 GMT <JacobCZ> minus: is there any other way?
20:29:52 GMT <redisusr> nice listInsertNode isn't used anywhere in the code ? :)
21:25:17 GMT <diegoviola> hi
21:25:44 GMT <diegoviola> I want to parse a json feed over an API and save the content of that on a redis database
21:26:11 GMT <diegoviola> but the feed will keep adding data, there is a mtime on it that I want to use to track the last data I added
21:26:20 GMT <diegoviola> how can I do that efficiently?
21:26:32 GMT <diegoviola> so I can resume by the mtime
21:27:27 GMT <minus> a sorted set with timestamp as score maybe?
21:27:36 GMT <minus> a key with the latest timestamp?
21:28:24 GMT <diegoviola> yeah but how do I resume from the latest timestamp when rerunning my program
21:28:37 GMT <diegoviola> probably not a redis question anymore
21:29:02 GMT <diegoviola> I'll need to compare with what is in the redis db I guess?
22:16:04 GMT <diegoviola> so should I keep track of the mtime? or just check for duplicates when parsing?
22:17:47 GMT <diegoviola> I mean track the mtime in a way that I can use it for resuming later
22:17:58 GMT <diegoviola> rather than parsing from the start again
22:25:13 GMT <diegoviola> AFAIK redis has sets that will not allow for duplicates, right?