09:08:34 GMT hi guys 09:08:54 GMT can someone tell me how i can get all values for a redis mask like this "test:*" 09:09:09 GMT also if you know if this is supported for ioredis nodejs module that would be awesome 09:09:47 GMT also this can be a lua code it does not matter as long as it does what i want 09:19:02 GMT You can use a combination of keys and get in a lua script to achieve that 09:32:59 GMT minus can you give an example please as i do not know lua script or how to return from it in redis? 09:48:26 GMT can we restrict redis to store the key only having size less than 1 mb 10:21:32 GMT The whole Law is fulfilled in one statement: ‘You’ll love your neighbour as much as yourself’ - Galatians 5:14 10:21:33 GMT God bless you all and have fun using Redis! 10:23:57 GMT redis602: this should do the trick (untested) EVAL 'local ret = {} for i,k in ipairs(redis.call("KEYS", ARGV[1])) do table.insert(ret, redis.call("GET", k)) end return ret' 0 test:* 11:08:05 GMT hello, in a cluster of 2 sharding, after change to 3 sharding, how the slot distribute will changed? 11:34:34 GMT forget about that 11:54:15 GMT minus thank you 11:54:38 GMT after some adjustments it went ok 11:55:41 GMT minus one more question if i may from the call to redis.call("KEYS", ARGV[1]) can i directly use the result to do an MGET operation and will it be faster than obtaining one by one ? 14:17:13 GMT is anyone familiar with ioredis? I want to know if it's possible to dynamically allocate master/sentinel/slaves in the case that I have a couple of instances that are running vanilla redis as daemon 14:18:50 GMT help will be greatly appreciated ! 21:23:14 GMT can anyone tell me the conditions where one would expect EXPIRE to fail if the key exists ("timeout could not be set")? 22:35:53 GMT hi guys- is there an easy way to check a redis config file before applying? 22:36:13 GMT as in check for correctness? 22:36:19 GMT yes 22:37:41 GMT i dont think it's directly supported. however you could attempt to run redis on a different port to check and, if it doesnt error, restart the main server 22:38:06 GMT richardsmd thanks- strange how that's not an out of the box feature 22:38:28 GMT you see a lot of mentalities in a lot of places 22:38:52 GMT e.g., haproxy, which i am a big fan of, does not support conf.d style folders even though you *can* specify multiple config files at start 22:39:08 GMT :)