01:01:21 GMT <MaxPain> its funny, with the big hype on Redis, i was expecting more activity
01:11:08 GMT <solrize> it's so well documented that nobody has questions
04:16:39 GMT <MaxPain> still around solrize ?
04:16:49 GMT <solrize> yeah
04:17:44 GMT <MaxPain> what i ended up doing is storing the points in a sorted set, but also storing a value in a hashset
04:18:43 GMT <MaxPain> then i load 10 entries from the sorted set with the key and score
04:19:08 GMT <MaxPain> then i make a collection of key to get the subscore used for ordering
04:19:35 GMT <MaxPain> that requires only 2 hits on redis
04:20:06 GMT <MaxPain> last step is to re-sort the list i build with the 10 entries
04:20:37 GMT <MaxPain> using the score and subscore for sorting
04:21:29 GMT <MaxPain> I may recode this at some point to get in 1 hit using Lua
10:53:19 GMT <Cody_> Hello there, I'm trying to build a webapp where I'm considering Redis over Mongodb. The functionality I'm gonna use it for is to store realtime browsing behavior in an outproc session in Redis - Kinda like sitecore uses mongodb for session storage. In mongodb / postgres I'd need multiple tables/collections, such as eg. contacts, interactions etc, where interactions has a reference to the contact id. So my question is whether Redis would 
10:53:32 GMT <Cody_> his, or mongodb would be better in this case?
10:53:49 GMT <Cody_> I've read this article http://liamkaufman.com/blog/2012/06/04/redis-and-relational-data/ - but i could nok find a whole lot about relational data in redis
12:07:02 GMT <lukas`> Hello, I have some old copy of the RDB database with keys that would expire if I start redis with it. Is there any way how to start redis but disable expiration so that I could inspect the content of the RDB dump?
12:15:47 GMT <badboy_> lukas`: https://github.com/badboy/rdb-rs or https://github.com/sripathikrishnan/redis-rdb-tools to do it offline
12:39:40 GMT <safinn> Hey, If I have 2 clients subscribed to a channel, is it possible to make it so only one of the clients can handle the published message?
12:40:03 GMT <safinn> Hey, If I have 2 clients subscribed to a channel, is it possible to make it so only one of the clients can handle the published message?
12:41:57 GMT <minus> no
12:42:05 GMT <minus> use a list + brpop in that case
12:42:18 GMT <minus> (or blpop)
12:47:00 GMT <safinn> minus thanks you. Using brpop or plpop, do I have to keep polling or does it happen as soon as I push to a list??
12:49:04 GMT <minus> you have to call brpop all the time, but it will block until there is data available
12:49:50 GMT <minus> it will also prevent you from using other commands while it is blocking (in case you use the same connection in other threads or so)
12:51:36 GMT <lukas`> badboy_: thanks for links, will try it
12:53:22 GMT <safinn> minus A different client can still make normal calls right? Whats the standard way to keep calling BRPOP? Like a while(true) loop?
13:56:33 GMT <lukas`> badboy_: Can the rdbtools be install under non-root account via pip? I get some errors.
13:58:33 GMT <minus> lukas`: pip install --user rdbtools?
13:59:20 GMT <minus> ewww, python 2
14:03:40 GMT <minus> lukas`: that python thing doesn't work with the latest redis version, it seems, i get: Exception: ('verify_version', 'Invalid RDB version number 7')
14:03:55 GMT <minus> badboy_'s rust tool works nicely
14:05:53 GMT <l0oky> Hi :) is this channel active? :)
14:11:15 GMT <minus> if you ask questions nicely, maybe
14:43:48 GMT <lukas`> minus: oh, the --user option helped, thanks
14:44:17 GMT <minus> oh, you did say you have an old version
14:50:46 GMT <lukas`> minus: of python?
14:51:41 GMT <lukas`> minus: well, my problem was that it tried to write to the system file and at the same time I am python agnostic
14:52:57 GMT <minus> a redis dump of an old version, i meant
14:55:03 GMT <lukas`> minus: well, the redis version on which the dump was done was not that old, but if I started it, I thought that the keys would start to expire and it would be inaccessible using redis-cli
14:55:11 GMT <lukas`> minus: was I unclear?
14:55:58 GMT <minus> nah
14:56:05 GMT <minus> if the python tool works for you that's fine
14:56:15 GMT <minus> it didn't work for the dump i have here from redis 3.2
14:56:26 GMT <lukas`> I see
16:13:32 GMT <Spami> just to be sure
16:13:50 GMT <Spami> there is no way to have ttl with zadd, correct?
16:17:20 GMT <minus> correct
17:16:37 GMT <Spami> minus, also you can't expire by time the key/value you add with zadd. Someone pointed zrembyrange to me but I can't find this anywhere in the doc
17:17:19 GMT <minus> if your score is the time you can, i guess
17:18:36 GMT <Spami> well yeah
17:18:56 GMT <Spami> but you confirm that zrembyrange doesn't exist?
17:20:25 GMT <minus> zremrangeby* exists
17:20:54 GMT <minus> http://redis.io/commands#sorted_set
17:21:18 GMT <Spami> yeah but there is no notion of time here, you just remove the oldest one
17:21:20 GMT <Spami> correct?
17:21:44 GMT <minus> there's no notion of time by itself, no
20:31:25 GMT <lindenk> hey, how do I go about using functions in a redis script? I can't make them global, and if I make them local, I can't access them from the rest of the script
21:02:27 GMT <Deluxor> yo people :)
21:02:45 GMT <Deluxor> for instance on redis.js, every single time you do an IO to redis DB you should do client.quit() every single time? or just ignore it?