03:20:35 GMT <raspado> what user is best to run redis as
08:26:25 GMT <Freman> Whisket:  seconds.microseconds from memory
08:26:40 GMT <Freman> oh yeh probably when the command was recieved
11:50:42 GMT <hamid> I have socket related questions and I'm not sure this is the place to ask. Q: When reading from an async socket(AF_UNIX) how to distinguish the difference between response of first request and response of second request?
11:52:45 GMT <hamid> i can provide c++ code as well. anyone?
12:17:29 GMT <minus> It's a stream socket ; responses will come in the correct order
23:02:54 GMT <nplus> Hi, I'm still learning redis and have question about master/slave/clusters. If I have a simple 2 server setup, 1 master + 1 slave, what happens if I write to the slave, will that get sync'd to the master (provided slave-read-only no)
23:04:35 GMT <nplus> Ultimate goal is for the app to be able to be able to handle the scenario where one of two servers is offline
23:10:07 GMT <nplus> hmm.. ok, I suspect this answers my question http://redis.io/topics/admin
23:31:23 GMT <StFS> Hi there. I'm looking for something that combines a sorted set and a map in redis. That is, I have a number of maps, each with a bunch of fields, one of which is "hits" (an integer). I would like to be able to quickly look up the map that has the most hits and get all the fields for that. I know I could make some magic with a lua script but I was hoping that
23:31:23 GMT <StFS> there was something already out there.