11:29:39 GMT <PRAVEEN> HELLO
11:29:41 GMT <PRAVEEN> HI
11:29:56 GMT <PRAVEEN> i have one query
11:30:36 GMT <PRAVEEN> i connected three shippers to single redis
11:30:56 GMT <PRAVEEN> how to see shippers log file size in redis
13:14:46 GMT <owo_> Hi all, I would like to use redis' ll2string function in an open source project of mine. I just want to know what would be the preferred way to attribute it to redis.
13:20:53 GMT <badboy_> copy it and put a copyright notice on it?
13:21:47 GMT <badboy_> also it's taken from a facebook blog post, so it's not even that it was invented by antirez
13:42:36 GMT <owo_> This would be the copyright found in the source file, right? Because I'm copying it as is.
14:07:10 GMT <badboy_> yup
14:53:07 GMT <JediMaster> hi guys, I've tried to move the data directory for redis to a different disk. When redis starts to write to the disk it complains with: Failed opening .rdb for saving: Read-only file system
14:53:45 GMT <JediMaster> What's going on? The directory is not read-only, I can create files inside it, there's plenty of free disk space and the permissions are redis.redis with 755 on the directory
14:58:00 GMT <JediMaster> changing dir back to /var/lib/redis and it's fine
14:58:06 GMT <JediMaster> any ideas?
14:58:21 GMT <dudeji> Hi , guys any body tried akka and redis combination ? akka for parallel read and write and redis-cluster and storage , does it gives performance benefit ?
16:35:09 GMT <tgodar> these 'keyspace notifications' are wonderful.  Really enjoying working with redis so far.
17:47:53 GMT <BrianMiller> redis 127.0.0.1:13772> EVAL dofile('/etc/shadow')
17:47:53 GMT <BrianMiller> yields 'Invalid argument(s)' Why?
17:53:22 GMT <badboy_> it probably fails on parsing correctly the '
17:53:44 GMT <badboy_> with " around and an appened 0 it would get sent
17:53:59 GMT <BrianMiller> No, it fails with a double-quote as well.
17:54:09 GMT <badboy_> but that still won't help you, there's no `dofile` in Redis' Lua
17:54:20 GMT <BrianMiller> Also:
17:54:21 GMT <BrianMiller> redis 127.0.0.1:13772> EVAL "return {KEYS[1],ARGV[1]}" 1 key1 arg1
17:54:21 GMT <BrianMiller> (error) ERR unknown command 'EVAL'
17:54:21 GMT <badboy_> eval "dofile('file')" 0
17:54:54 GMT <badboy_> then you have either a very old Redis instance, not a pure Redis instance at all or someone disabled EVAL
17:55:06 GMT <BrianMiller> redis_version:2.4.10
17:55:13 GMT <BrianMiller> Is EVAL() not available in 2.4.10?
17:55:25 GMT <badboy_> nope, it was introduced in 2.6
17:55:34 GMT <badboy_> we are at 3.2, you should upgrade
17:55:49 GMT <BrianMiller> I see. Thanks.
18:06:16 GMT <BrianMiller> Is there a way to see what ports Redis is running on for other users?
18:12:50 GMT <badboy_> if they are connected, sure, ask INFO
18:12:56 GMT <badboy_> otherwise ask your operating system
18:13:12 GMT <badboy_> (apart from that Redis binds to only a single port)
18:16:45 GMT <BrianMiller> connected_clients?
18:17:57 GMT <badboy_> hm?
18:18:28 GMT <BrianMiller> You said ask INFO and INFO displays connected_clients:1
18:18:42 GMT <badboy_> maybe I did not understand what you actually wanted to get
18:19:34 GMT <BrianMiller> Well Redis is running in a shared hosting environment. I want to verify whether it is secure enough by checking if I can hook to ports used by other users on the system.
18:20:10 GMT <badboy_> that makes no sense
18:20:23 GMT <badboy_> CLIENT LIST will give you additional information about connected clients
18:20:29 GMT <badboy_> but it will show their outgoing port
18:20:41 GMT <badboy_> Redis still only has a single port open: the one you connected through
18:21:41 GMT <BrianMiller> Not really. Every time I restart it from the interface panel, I am given a different port.
18:22:09 GMT <badboy_> then that is part of whatever interface panel you use there
18:22:16 GMT <badboy_> Redis uses whatever port it is configured to sue
18:22:18 GMT <badboy_> *use
18:23:28 GMT <BrianMiller> I have also set the memory to 256M but I don't see it displayed in INFO
18:24:05 GMT <BrianMiller> Which is the variable/constant that holds the value for the allocated memory?
18:24:43 GMT <badboy_> INFO memory
18:24:49 GMT <badboy_> CONFIG GET maxmemory
20:14:19 GMT <nothau> Is it possible to restore a .rdb file into an existing cluster without stopping the service?
20:15:28 GMT <nothau> specifically, with elasticache's redis
20:15:37 GMT <nothau> it seems like the only way to do it is to create a new cluster