01:47:09 GMT <kulelu88> how can I view the different databases on Redis? or is it just 1 database? (all I did was apt-get install and created 1 hash with a few values)
06:39:47 GMT <plitter1> does redis try to automatically reconnect or do I need to have some eventhandler?
07:12:56 GMT <plitter1> I tried and it seems to be reconnecting nicely :)
07:13:12 GMT <plitter1> On localhost at least
09:34:45 GMT <sweb> is redis support TAG for store data ... clear by tag, list by tag and etc ?
09:36:41 GMT <minus> no
10:58:54 GMT <zmo> hi!
12:22:32 GMT <Southpaw> hi there
12:23:59 GMT <Southpaw> we are using logstash and elastic search for log management system. Logstash queue is not enough for caching and we want to use redis for that
12:24:55 GMT <Southpaw> we installed redis and sent syslog message from our firewall system to redis server.
12:25:31 GMT <Southpaw> how can we collect to syslog on redis server for send logstash
14:18:02 GMT <plitter1> when making hashes, are fields a good way of finding values?
14:26:47 GMT <minus> what do you mean by 'finding'?
16:54:17 GMT <kulelu88> is it faster to search through the hash itself instead of values within a hash ?
17:02:13 GMT <kulelu88> Also, in relation to Python/Redis and dictionaries/hashes , the actual 'hash' value when doing: hset myhash sub-key1 value1   ... What will the equivalent definition of "myhash" be in Python-dictionaries ?
17:17:04 GMT <jarq> myhash would be the reference to the python dictionary no ?
17:23:21 GMT <jarq> hset myhash key1 value1 is like myhash[key1] = value1 where myhash is a {} no ?
18:57:02 GMT <kulelu88> aah so myhash would be the name of the dictionary (or associated variable)
20:40:32 GMT <kulelu88> is there a technique to store temporary messages in Redis? I need a set of numbers to exist for a short period of time (eg. 5 minutes), but I need to validate against these numbers
20:43:52 GMT <minus> kulelu88: SETEX
20:44:20 GMT <minus> only works on keys, not on hash fields or anything like that
20:46:22 GMT <kulelu88> minus: is there a way I can associate SETEX with the hash-key? eg. my hash-key is: 12345   ... Can I then generate a number and associate this expiring-number with my hash-key of 12345 ?
20:47:08 GMT <kulelu88> more specifically: "randomly-generated-number belongs to hash-key 12345 and expires in 5 minutes" ?
20:47:09 GMT <minus> only on the whole hash, not on fields of a hash
20:47:15 GMT <minus> no
20:48:17 GMT <kulelu88> minus: is there a way I can associate another datatype with the hash (that can use SETEX) ?
20:49:45 GMT <minus> don't store your thing in a hash?
20:50:17 GMT <minus> just use 12345:randomly-generated-number as key
20:52:33 GMT <kulelu88> minus: the hash is where I am storing the user-data: eg.  r.hgetall("12345") ... {'user_number': 145678923, 'first_name': 'Joe', 'last_name': 'Bank'} . I now want to create an expiring randomly-generated-number that is associated with 12345(the user_id)
20:59:59 GMT <kulelu88> any advice for this structure will be greatly appreciated minus (or anyone else)