05:29:58 GMT <V1raNi> Hi guys! Any suggestions on the best service for redis hosting?
08:25:16 GMT <sileni> hey guys
08:28:19 GMT <sileni> I have written *4\r\n$4\r\nzadd\r\n$5\r\nacset\r\n$1\r\n0\r\n$20\r\nFriedChickenPancakes\r\n*4\r\n$4\r\nzadd...
08:28:47 GMT <sileni> if I only do only the first array as input for pipe it executes fine
08:29:01 GMT <sileni> but if I have multiple arrays as above... it fails with unknown command .
08:29:06 GMT <sileni> have you guys run into that before?
08:39:46 GMT <sileni> should it be *8 in the beginning
08:39:52 GMT <sileni> if doing two zadd commands
08:40:00 GMT <sileni> they have 4 fields ...
08:40:16 GMT <sileni> zadd key value data
08:52:43 GMT <sileni> figured it out .. i had two \n after each array
09:12:02 GMT <minus> why do you build that by hand?
10:57:29 GMT <mstaack> let you redis client do it for you :D
14:22:12 GMT <diverdude> How do list the content of a set with key XYZ in redis-cli?
14:23:36 GMT <badboy_> https://redis.io/commands/smembers
14:32:35 GMT <diverdude> badboy_: ahhh nice. Is it possible to update content with a list of values?
14:33:06 GMT <badboy_> commands are all documented: https://redis.io/commands#set
14:37:49 GMT <diverdude> badboy_: yeah but they do not show any examples for multiple values. For example this does not work : SADD mykey [val1,val2]
14:38:06 GMT <badboy_> sadd mykey val1 val2
14:38:13 GMT <badboy_> Redis is pretty simple in that regard
15:25:13 GMT <temp_acc> hello
18:03:59 GMT <danemacmillan> Is it possible to increase the maxmemory of a live redis instance?
18:04:03 GMT <danemacmillan> Without downtime?
18:14:09 GMT <minus> danemacmillan: config set maxmemory <value>
18:14:30 GMT <danemacmillan> And it will automatically start using the availabl memory?
18:14:50 GMT <minus> that'll change the limit, but not write it to the config
18:16:26 GMT <danemacmillan> Alright, but at least while it's running it will immediately start to consume more memory?
18:17:09 GMT <minus> yes
18:17:47 GMT <crobbins> does redis writing and reading binary data?
18:17:59 GMT <crobbins> or must values always be encoded as strings?
18:18:15 GMT <crobbins> i seem to be able to use binary data for the most part, but occasionally data seems to be corrupted
18:18:44 GMT <minus> crobbins: redis is completely binary-safe
18:19:05 GMT <minus> might be your client doing funny things
18:19:09 GMT <crobbins> possibly
18:19:19 GMT <crobbins> thanks minus
18:19:34 GMT <crobbins> is there any documentation specifying this?
18:19:55 GMT <minus> probably
18:20:04 GMT <Dnatic09> Jedis occasionally adds a few random bytes in front of the binary data. If truncated, it works
18:20:05 GMT <minus> i'd look at the protocol docs
18:20:13 GMT <crobbins> yup got it now