07:59:12 GMT does redis (standalone single instance) open connections to itself? 08:00:16 GMT ss -tpn | grep 6379 shows around 700 connections from redis-server 08:32:45 GMT KekSi: only if it is a slave 08:33:06 GMT dblessing: someoneā„¢ send it as a command. 08:35:00 GMT it isn't 08:44:48 GMT then it doesn' 08:44:50 GMT t 08:45:06 GMT but what you are likely seeing is just the server side of a client's connection 08:45:37 GMT (you should have a near equal amount of connections TO the server, or all of them died and the server didn't notice yet) 09:22:00 GMT hi 09:23:39 GMT I'm using redis with python. I'm testing publish/subscribe command. It works fine except when I tried to filter when receiving messages -> http://pastebin.com/gNvdM4s3 09:24:17 GMT I'm not receiving any messages....well I think I receive messages but something goes wrong with filter 12:42:09 GMT hello! can I use rename-config while redis is running? I renamed the CONFIG command to "somestring" and I want to rename it back without restarting 13:12:28 GMT fbred: no 16:36:26 GMT Hi need a help on redis config 16:38:04 GMT we have two web server's which are controlled through load balancer. Redis in ubuntu/linux is being used as the session stroage 16:39:05 GMT when bothe the webserver's are on active mode, in round robin, application is not getting the session details 16:39:41 GMT for example, up on login , when the request is forwards to the second server, its unable to pick the session data from redis 16:40:01 GMT Is there any specific configuration need to be done? 16:41:35 GMT The application is on MVC/C# and the session is configured through web config as custom provider 16:42:03 GMT Could you please help as am a newbie in redis? 16:42:54 GMT is the session data being successfully written to redis? 16:54:22 GMT any help there? 16:55:30 GMT redis-cli MONITOR lets you watch what commands are sent to redis, you might find some clues there, Guest35022 17:33:48 GMT Hey guys! Does anyone use redis-py? I am trying to psubscribe on the fly, not sure if I need to tear down my thread and rebuild it every time my subscriptions change 19:54:45 GMT Hi, quick question here about the INFO command with used_cpu_sys, what's the number really means? It looks like to be in seconds? 19:55:02 GMT I'm trying to translate that value into some meaningful % usage 20:07:16 GMT it probably just called clock_gettime with the cpu time flag