03:15:53 GMT <_Cory_> ls
07:02:20 GMT <Sparrow_> hi is there any to call dynamic function from jedis like - redis-cli>5 ping, returns 5 times pong, i want to call 5 ping from jedis, please help..
07:08:32 GMT <Sparrow_> hi is there any to call dynamic function from jedis like - redis-cli>5 ping, returns 5 times pong, i want to call 5 ping from jedis, please help..
07:20:27 GMT <minus> there's a thing called for loop in java
08:48:29 GMT <Sparrow_> hi is there any to call dynamic function from jedis like - redis-cli>5 ping, returns 5 times pong, i want to call 5 ping from jedis, please help..
08:59:34 GMT <minus> we heard you the first time
10:55:36 GMT <zpinner> Hi Guys, I wonder if this is a good place to ask for help. I'm quite stuck with a problem regarding the limitations of the sorted set.
10:56:46 GMT <zpinner> I want to use the sorted set for a ranking system, and because I want to provide quick access to this ranking, I'm also storing for example not only the user id, but also the user display name.
10:57:03 GMT <zpinner> so the ranking data is "indepedent" from other queries
10:57:54 GMT <zpinner> the problem is that besides the "score", we can only store a key, and when I need to update the user display name it seems to be unnecessarily complex
10:58:03 GMT <zpinner> what kind of approach do you suggest in such caseS?
11:14:25 GMT <zpinner> I asked on the mailing list, probably a better place to discuss this
15:08:37 GMT <cyclones92> Has anyone seen the LLEN integer number go up and up but it's not sending to logstash? It seems to work but then stops on us.
16:35:06 GMT <cloaking> Hi all, I have a question about using redis to share sessions across a cluster instead of implementing sticky sessions in my load balancer. Are there any downsides to doing it this way?
17:43:23 GMT <minus> cloaking: if you're using one redis instance: a SPOF
18:33:22 GMT <Jaxkr> So how do I subscribe to a key disappearing from the database?
18:34:18 GMT <minus> Jaxkr: keyspace notifications. you have to activate them in the config
18:34:37 GMT <minus> Jaxkr: note that you will not be able to access that key after you got the notification
18:34:58 GMT <Jaxkr> minus: And I can subscribe to keys with a given prefix?
18:35:19 GMT <Jaxkr> thank you
18:35:21 GMT <minus> i think so
18:35:37 GMT <minus> there's documentation on that on the website
18:39:15 GMT <Jaxkr> yeah, it's working now
18:39:26 GMT <Jaxkr> I was subscribed to keyspace notifications
18:39:31 GMT <Jaxkr> but i had not enabled
19:43:51 GMT <Jaxkr> So I have a key that is representative of a connected client. It is inserted into the database with an expiry time of 5 seconds, and refreshed with a successful heartbeat every 5 seconds.
19:44:03 GMT <Jaxkr> How do I listen for the event of that key disappearing? NOT it expiring?
20:27:16 GMT <Jaxkr> So I have a key that is representative of a connected client. It is inserted into the database with an expiry time of 5 seconds, and refreshed with a successful heartbeat every 5 seconds. How do I listen for the event of that key disappearing? NOT it expiring?
21:06:29 GMT <danemacmillan> Anyone here know if redis has some limitation when reading its /etc/redis.conf file? I've got that file symlinked from /root/redis.conf. Is that not allowed? every other daemon I've got runs fine when symlinked from root.
21:14:42 GMT <danemacmillan> The file is fine. When I copy it to /etc redis can start up. When I rename it in /etc then symlink it to its current directory with its proper name, redis.conf, it works fine. But when it's symlinked from /root/redis.conf, it does not work. It states: "Starting redis-server: Fatal error, can't open config file"
21:15:48 GMT <danemacmillan> I get that it could be permissions--but it should be read-able. Permissions are set up properly--and like I said, there are a handful of other daemons running with the same permissions.
21:41:55 GMT <danemacmillan> Okay, for some reason the /root directory needs to have +x execute permission from everyone in order for redis to simply read the config. That makes no sense. I'll have to move it elsewhere then--not keeping execute on root.
21:42:10 GMT <danemacmillan> No other daemon needs that to start.
22:51:11 GMT <felixjet> this is probably bad idea but it is possible to run redis as file storage?
22:51:15 GMT <felixjet> and not as in-memory db