03:55:47 GMT <raspado> hi is close-on-save-write a valid parameter?
07:34:00 GMT <himedere> Hello how i can mset with 2 keys, after get it and change name of first or second key?
14:16:03 GMT <mvf> hi, not sure if there is somebody from webpage redis.io support, and i didn't find any contact info of webpage support. Page report error, try https://redis.io/commands/DUMP
14:16:36 GMT <minus> heh
14:17:04 GMT <minus> hopefully caused by a recent change in the docs
14:22:50 GMT <mvf> is it the officioal repo of redis.io ? https://github.com/antirez/redis-io/issues
14:30:33 GMT <mvf> reported there https://github.com/antirez/redis-io/issues/106
14:30:37 GMT <mvf> see you
15:55:20 GMT <raspado> when making changes to redis.conf, does it require restarting redis?
16:03:44 GMT <minus> raspado: yes, alternatively make your changes via 'config set'
16:04:04 GMT <raspado> thx minus
16:20:11 GMT <brianV> Hi all. Quick question - I store ~25-30 million records as HASH fields. To confirm my understanding - hash field names are stored per hash, right? So my field names are being replicated 25-30 million times?
16:20:24 GMT <brianV> IE, I should be using very short hash field names
16:27:39 GMT <minus> good question
16:28:07 GMT <minus> if you don't need individual access you can just dump json or so into a normal key too
17:39:57 GMT <richmolj> Hey all, looking to get confirmation: I have master, slaves, and sentinels. My 'master' box goes down, failover is successful. That box comes back up, but still has a configuration file (managed by Chef) marking it as master. Am I correct that the only way to rejoin as a slave is to manually rewrite the configuration on this box?
18:01:47 GMT <richmolj> Nevermind, my configuration was wrong. Sentinels will automatically reconfigure the old master as slave.