02:37:51 GMT anyone know an easy way to get a count of keys. I found one of our developers had a bug, and there is a certain key where the vlaue has a bunch of data, but one piece of it (an auth token) is repeated over and over. my goal is essentially to scan the key, and get a count of the number of times each token is repeated in a set. 02:38:09 GMT (new to redis, hope that makes sense) 02:41:04 GMT I can do an smembers keyname:tokenid and see the set has 5862, when it literally should have 1. I need to scan each token, and see if it's duplicated more than once. 02:47:51 GMT jpalmer: https://redis.io/commands/sscan 02:49:33 GMT rfer, looks like what I needed. thanks! 02:50:03 GMT np. try using this https://redis.io/commands#set 02:50:08 GMT it groups commands by the data type they operate on 02:50:20 GMT so you can view all set operations for example 03:33:32 GMT nice. ok, I'm going to make a backup of the data as it currently exists, and mock this up in a lab. As near as I can tell, due to this bug, we have about 14m keys/sets, when we should have about.. 40,000 in total. 03:33:57 GMT thanks rfer 15:15:45 GMT i have 2 versions of php in my server, with php5-frpm i can use redis exstention , but with php5.6-fpm its not activated 15:15:52 GMT i have set for both extension=redis.so 15:16:18 GMT i have tried to put a direct path to the redis.so , but still nothing 15:30:28 GMT fixed it 15:54:13 GMT Hi, why would i be getting "-dup-sentinel master mymaster 6379 #duplicate of :26379 or" in my sentinels? 15:54:35 GMT I have 3 servers, 1 instance on each, 1 sentinel on each 15:59:57 GMT hello. I am planning to store data in hash. is there any advantage of creating set with fields and manually picking than using HGETALL? 16:59:37 GMT When using Redis Sentinel for HA, you're supposed to direct all queries through the Sentinal, rather than connecting to the Redis server directly, right? 17:06:46 GMT i don't think you can send queries to the sentinel 17:07:18 GMT you're supposed to get a list of servers/the current master from any of the sentinels, i think 18:11:35 GMT Ok 22:45:16 GMT hi everyone i have this in my log when trying systemd: 'systemd supervision requested, but NOTIFY_SOCKET not found' i'm on debian jessie.. init.d way works fine. On pid 1 i can see systemd is running. 22:45:50 GMT do i need to set NOTIFY_SOCKET somehow?