07:16:04 GMT New to redis, is there a redis method to delete a hash including all its keys and values together? 07:16:42 GMT tried del and hdelete, looks either doesn't work. 07:18:14 GMT winteriscoming: DEL on the key deletes the hash and everything in it 07:18:30 GMT HDEL deletes a single field from the hash 07:25:29 GMT minus: https://paste.fedoraproject.org/476046/78676304/raw/ 07:26:31 GMT I followed a doc create a hash, and now want to delete the hash 'users' totally. 07:30:54 GMT expected there's a command like 'drop' in other DBs . :) 07:35:30 GMT Ah found the reason! I misunderstand db/table concept in redis. Thanks minus! 09:32:12 GMT hi ! 09:32:53 GMT I'm using redis-server from debian jessie, version 2.8.17-1+deb8u5 and I have a problem with AUTH with a PHP / Phalcon app 09:33:56 GMT I get a PHP Fatal error: Uncaught RedisException: Failed to AUTH connection 09:34:26 GMT when I do a tcpdump, I can see AUTH does not fail, the application does AUTH then GET a few values and then it gets a NOAUTH error 09:34:39 GMT as if AUTH was lost during session... 09:34:54 GMT does it ring a bell to any of you ? :) 10:12:30 GMT same issue with backported version 3.2.5-1~bpo8+1 10:49:44 GMT well, don't bother, it must be phalcon or php-redis since it is changing originating ports between commands, so it is probably not reusing the socket 11:22:24 GMT glad to be able to help :D 11:27:53 GMT we found that tps is increasing with the user load but time consumed is also increasing how can we conclude on this 11:28:12 GMT are there any factors that are to be considered 11:28:13 GMT ? 11:32:03 GMT tps? time consumed of what? 13:19:38 GMT minus, :D 13:19:47 GMT for reference, it seems to be https://github.com/phpredis/phpredis/issues/403 13:19:57 GMT if you ever have questions like mine here ^^ 13:23:09 GMT nah, i don't use PHP 13:23:14 GMT :D 15:21:06 GMT Is it possible to have a redis config directory and specify to include all files in that directory? 15:39:08 GMT Siecje: nope 18:27:28 GMT What are the pros and cons of using "GET user:1000:name" instead of "HGET user:1000 name"? 18:28:08 GMT Obviously using a hash keeps items tidier and cohesive, but everything I've read so far doesn't use hashes. 18:31:31 GMT Actually. To answer my own question, this link under "use hashes when possible" helped a lot! http://redis.io/topics/memory-optimization