09:29:31 GMT <Repox> Hello. I'm having a Redis installation that all of a sudden has started complaining about timeouts and a Predis installation (PHP package) reporting "Error while reading line from the server" - I have no real idea what it means. Googling, though, tells me I should set the timeout to 0 or -1. The Redis config has the timeout set to 60. Does someone have an idea what could be going on?
13:39:22 GMT <dwashko> good day. I am having problems with the scan command that I hope I can get clarification on.
13:40:03 GMT <dwashko> According to the guarantees in the documentation a key that exists before, during, and after the full iteration of the scan command will be returned by the scan command one or more times.
13:41:17 GMT <dwashko> I have a python script using redis-py-cluster running the scan command, pulling out keys that match a specific pattern, and writing them to a list and out to a file.
13:42:25 GMT <dwashko> I ran this script numerous times and it seems to keep missing keys. I compared the output files of two runs and there are 170 keys that exist in the first file but not in the second, and 213 keys that exist in the second file but not first.
13:42:58 GMT <dwashko> there are about 2000 keys matching the specific pattern. There are over 140K keys total.
13:43:31 GMT <dwashko> I am trying to figure out what I could be doing wrong
14:35:13 GMT <klem4> hi all! can anyone help me with my question: It is guaranteed that the keys are derived using the HKEYS are displayed in the order they are added in hash ? example: hset mykey field 1; hset mykey field2; and than hkeys will always return field1, field2, and never field2, field1 ?
15:17:35 GMT <dwashko> alright so it looks like my problem was with an older version of redis-py-cluster. Updated to the latest 1.31 seems to have fixed the problem
15:27:47 GMT <minus> klem4: if the manual doesn't say it does, assume no
16:52:31 GMT <_elad> howdy. is it possible to set redis as a "slaveof" an elasticache redis endpoint? (has anyone tried it?)
16:53:41 GMT <_elad> when I enter "slaveof" I get "Already connected to specified master." however, when I try "psync" it exits with "Can't SYNC while not connected with my master"
20:21:05 GMT <sphrak> hi, im on ubuntu 16.04 and installed redis-server. Ive configured it as a unix socket, but I fail to connect to it, getting "connection refused". The process is runnig with port 0 (disabled).. anyone know what might cause this?
20:24:08 GMT <kulelu88> how do you connect to port 0 ?
20:25:07 GMT <sphrak> kulelu88: well I tried connecting with -p 0, because when I call only redis-cli it says it tried to connect to default port..
20:25:17 GMT <sphrak> even tho port 0 is specified in redis.conf
20:25:32 GMT <kulelu88> redis doesn't default to port 0
20:26:59 GMT <sphrak> I know, its 6379. But I have disabled it since I wanna use it as a unix socket.
20:27:24 GMT <kulelu88> did you follow the official guides on using a unix socket?
20:32:10 GMT <sphrak> kulelu88: No I had trouble finding an official guide
20:32:33 GMT <kulelu88> you then have to ask yourself if redis supports unix sockets
20:33:56 GMT <sphrak> but there is a parameter in redis.conf that says one can use unix sockets, but I guess it doesnt support it then.
20:34:38 GMT <kulelu88> then it probably does. Check the detailed documentation