12:31:33 GMT <cyclones92> So I ended up removing Redis to get 3.2 and when I fire it up...it keeps telling me the .rdb is missing or not found.  Is this something I can create manually or is it supposed to be created when I start the service?
12:39:38 GMT <badboy_> cyclones92: what's the exact message it tells you?
12:56:45 GMT <cyclones92> one sec...let me find it
12:57:09 GMT <cyclones92> Failed opening .rdb for saving: No such file or directory
12:57:51 GMT <badboy_> so it fails to save
12:58:02 GMT <cyclones92> yeah.
12:58:04 GMT <badboy_> check the config
12:58:17 GMT <badboy_> make sure dbfilename is set
12:58:23 GMT <badboy_> and also check the dir setting
12:58:40 GMT <badboy_> (it defaults to ./, meaning the directory redis was started in)
12:59:30 GMT <cyclones92> I checked the config and it shows it should be correct
12:59:59 GMT <cyclones92> ./redis-server /config/redis.conf and in that config is where it should be located
13:00:05 GMT <cyclones92> does it create the .rdb on its own?
13:00:10 GMT <badboy_> yes
13:00:56 GMT <cyclones92> hmm okay let me specify the dir setting to see if it something wacky
13:01:26 GMT <badboy_> it might lack permissions
13:01:35 GMT <badboy_> also I think in 3.2 you should get a better error message there
13:14:02 GMT <Zerthimon> I'm having problem setting up a replication. Getting error: Timeout connecting to the MASTER. I can connect to master with redis-cli and telnet to port 6379. Any ideas ?
13:15:52 GMT <Zerthimon> redis-cli --rdb works, saves rdb from master
13:16:12 GMT <Zerthimon> but redis-server doesn't connect
13:42:13 GMT <cyclones92> hmm so it looks like I got the db fixed but no LLEN key isn't show an increase in numbers
13:44:33 GMT <cyclones92> I show my two clients connected
14:02:44 GMT <nnog> Zerthimon: can you redis-cli from the same host as the slave? if not probably your bind config
14:03:10 GMT <nnog> redis-cli the master from the slave's host I mean
14:03:23 GMT <cyclones92> hey I fixed mine...protected mode was messing it up :/
14:43:46 GMT <Zerthimon> nnog: nope master cannot cjnnect with redis-cli to slave
14:43:56 GMT <Zerthimon> nnog: *connect
14:44:15 GMT <Zerthimon> nnog: slave listens on IP address the master can't reach
14:45:22 GMT <Zerthimon> nnog: but slave can redis-cli to master
16:53:49 GMT <codedmart> I am getting this error `Redis connection to 127.0.0.1:6379 failed - connect ECONNREFUSED`. All I did was add a `requirepass`. I was able to connect before. I am using the new password to connect and am doing so fine with my haskell app. I am getting this error on my nodejs app that is on the same server as redis. I also have `bind xx.xx.xx.xx 127.0.0.1`.
16:53:57 GMT <codedmart> Any ideas what I am missing?
16:56:18 GMT <codedmart> redis-cli also shows `Could not connect to Redis at 127.0.0.1:6379: Connection refused`
17:15:10 GMT <minus> check what address/port your redis is really running on
17:15:20 GMT <minus> ss -tlpn | grep 6379
17:16:07 GMT <codedmart> minus:  if I change bind to `bind 0.0.0.0` it works.
18:07:21 GMT <ellitron> Hello?
18:07:31 GMT <ellitron> I have a question about Redis transactions
18:09:41 GMT <ellitron> This information on the website (http://redis.io/topics/transactions) seems to contradict itself. On the one hand it says "Either all of the commands or none are processed, so a Redis transaction is atomic.". On the other hand it says "Redis commands can fail during a transaction, but still Redis will execute the rest of the transaction instead of rolling it back."
18:11:12 GMT <ellitron> Unless a command failing is considered "processed"?
18:17:28 GMT <minus> yes, it just returns an error as normal
18:25:06 GMT <sinni800> i wonder if it's possible to have a sorted set stored descending
18:25:36 GMT <sinni800> it seems like doing a SORT on a sorted set, descnding, is kinda slow
18:25:47 GMT <sinni800> (probably doing something wrong tho)
18:27:29 GMT <sinni800> oh man it seems like doing BY nosort with a zset (since it's already sorted anyway) speeds stuff up??