00:59:49 GMT <ANTIPSYCHIATRY> ATENTION .            PSYCHIATRY IS A FRAUD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dont forget!
02:41:56 GMT <JacobEdelman> how would I find the rdb file for my redis instance?
06:01:29 GMT <minus> JacobEdelman: it's usually in /var/lib/redis
07:58:46 GMT <kblin> morning folks
08:41:15 GMT <OverCoder> erm
08:41:21 GMT <OverCoder> so in Redis I store some authentication tokens
08:41:37 GMT <OverCoder> if the remember me option is ticked, the token expires after 1 day, if not, it's 15 minutes
08:41:43 GMT <OverCoder> now how do I go by updating the expiry?
08:42:34 GMT <OverCoder> I mean I know it's the same command for Redis, but, since the API I'm designing is stateless, I can't retrieve the remember me option later, so I just need something like, 'it expires in 1 day', and then later I just want to make it 'reset the expiry timer'
08:47:11 GMT <OverCoder> rip myself
08:54:48 GMT <minus> rtfm: http://redis.io/commands/expire#refreshing-expires
08:55:21 GMT <JustinHitla> anyone here ?
08:58:22 GMT <JustinHitla> so games are not self contained and they also use system libraries like malloc or others, right ?
08:58:30 GMT <JustinHitla> wrong channel
09:18:32 GMT <minus> definitely
10:07:16 GMT <e66> client kill 10.0.2.21:54933
10:07:20 GMT <e66> (error) ERR max number of clients reached
10:07:34 GMT <e66> How to connect and kill it?
10:10:43 GMT <e66> I want to set tcp-keepalive ?
11:18:15 GMT <Beerbelott> Hello everyone
11:19:04 GMT <Beerbelott> From Redis default configuration file (2.8), for the tcp-keepalive directive, I read the following: 'Note that to close the connection the double of the time is needed.'
11:19:09 GMT <Beerbelott> WHy is that so?
11:20:15 GMT <Beerbelott> From what I understood, once the ACK will get a RST responses, the connection will be known as dead and the socket freed
11:21:20 GMT <Beerbelott> port* freed
16:27:45 GMT <emr> Hello, i'm trying to implement a web scraper, storing urls on redis server first of all, for this purpose redis is good choice
16:29:31 GMT <emr> and secondly, for proof of concept i will setup, 2 sets which one is urls which is discovered and second one for visited urls
16:29:58 GMT <emr> sounds good? any other ideas
16:30:00 GMT <emr> thanks:)
16:43:32 GMT <minus> emr: i think i've read something about using one queue per domain, so you don't hit one server too hard
16:45:35 GMT <emr> minus, its logical yeah i will follow same way
16:46:51 GMT <minus> if you just want to scrape something and don't necessarily need to build your own, look at scrapy
16:49:19 GMT <emr> minus, i know scrapy but actually my problem is more customized so i have to, also i think building scraper is really fun:|
16:49:32 GMT <minus> haha, thought so
16:50:51 GMT <emr> i'm using python asyncio deeply:) one scraper (one machine) everything is good, but i need more workers / scrapers distributed
16:51:16 GMT <emr> so i came up with redis
16:51:49 GMT <emr> according to benchmarks i think redis will be good choice however i will see in production
16:55:53 GMT <minus> ahh asyncio
16:56:40 GMT <minus> very nice per se, but if you have to debug stuff and step through stuff (i.e. over awaits), good fucking luck
16:57:55 GMT <emr> :) yeah its really looking like working but after while problems arising thanks i really need a luck:D
17:01:36 GMT <minus> i've been considering trying gevent instead
17:02:33 GMT <emr> minus, i already implemented something with gevent/grequests
17:03:08 GMT <minus> grequests? a special requests lib for gevent? i thought that isn't necessary since geven monkey patches stuff
17:03:19 GMT <emr> but i found a library aiohttp which is promising good performance
17:03:38 GMT <minus> aiohttp is pretty good
17:04:01 GMT <emr> so that, i give up from gevent
17:04:18 GMT <emr> but async code something weird
17:05:50 GMT <emr> bad doc. / not satisfying tutorials vs. but
17:06:12 GMT <emr> using aiohttp really gives me power i'm trying to solve async puzzle day by day
17:06:37 GMT <emr> but anyway i really need a luck / hope, so thanks:)
20:45:39 GMT <bencc1> what's a good way to secure a redis cluster?
20:46:03 GMT <bencc1> I mean, the communication between the cluster servers and clients (which are also servers)
20:54:57 GMT <minus> a VPN
21:00:40 GMT <bencc1> minus: can you recommend an open source VPN?
21:00:48 GMT <bencc1> can I use a VPN across data centers?
21:01:06 GMT <minus> openvpn is the most common one i think
21:05:51 GMT <bencc1> thanks
21:25:42 GMT <emr> aa how do i implement expiring items on set i mean i need a list which is unique and on that list some items will be removed on some time, is it possible?
21:27:55 GMT <minus> emr: expiry just works on whole keys, not on set/list/hash items, if that's what you're asking
21:28:30 GMT <emr> actually i dont want expire set but instead i want to expire item of set
21:28:53 GMT <minus> yeah, not possible
21:29:00 GMT <emr> damn:d
21:30:57 GMT <emr> ok is it logical, i want to keep item in set and also setting string which is expires and in periodically checking all set items exist and deleting that item from set which is already expired
21:31:39 GMT <JustinHitla> anyone here ?
21:31:55 GMT <emr> \/whois anyone ?
21:39:54 GMT <JustinHitla> when I run src/redis-server it shows these warnings http://sprunge.us/XTLS, can I ignore them ?
21:40:11 GMT <JustinHitla> like that one: "you have Transparent Huge Pages (THP) support enabled in your kernel. This will create latency and memory usage issues with Redis" is it a big problem ?
21:44:25 GMT <emr> JustinHitla, you can apply net.core.somaxconn = 1024 (or any other value) to /etc/sysctl.conf
21:44:35 GMT <emr> and also call sudo sysctl -p