05:46:28 GMT <psprint> Hello. Can be commands chained when using MULTIPLE? For example KEYS * -> DEL, to delete all keys?
06:27:09 GMT <badboy_> psprint: no. To delete all just FLUSHDB
06:27:19 GMT <badboy_> also: avoid KEYS
06:27:38 GMT <psprint> yeah I use SCAN, it's nice to code, but unavailable for transactions
07:22:01 GMT <chargen> I found this when checking the keys :D my-host:6379> keys *
07:22:01 GMT <chargen> 1) "crackit"
08:01:33 GMT <psprint> chargen: so, someone else gained access?
08:20:39 GMT <chargen> I don't think so. The authorized_keys hasn't changed. I just a development machine.
08:20:52 GMT <chargen> Is*
08:22:00 GMT <chargen> I'm glad it happened, that way I learnt the lesson :P
13:39:19 GMT <Guest28787> Hi, I am trying to setup a redis-sentinel, and configure it to failover the master if it is down. Can anyone help me with that?
13:57:32 GMT <Guest28787> anyone?
14:11:05 GMT <graingert> what's the point of flushall async ?
14:11:32 GMT <graingert> if you run flushall async and insert before it's finished will it delete that key?
14:11:53 GMT <graingert> if you run flushall async and read before it's finished will you get a value that should have been deleted?
14:14:25 GMT <badboy_> graingert: FLUSHALL ASYNC has the exact same guarantuees as FLUSHALL without ASYNC, just that it does not block the server
14:26:06 GMT <graingert> badboy_: what are those guarantees?
14:27:28 GMT <graingert> badboy_: when will flushall async return?
14:27:39 GMT <graingert> Immediately or after all the keys are gone?
14:36:49 GMT <badboy_> immediately. removing keys is done asynchronously in a thread
14:37:03 GMT <badboy_> (it basically just moves a pointer and allocates new memory for the new database)
14:42:39 GMT <arthurl> hi guys- what's the safest way to see all my keys on redis 2.4.10?
14:51:18 GMT <graingert> badboy_: so if you run flushall async and read before it's finished but after it returns you won't find any deleted values
14:51:21 GMT <graingert> right?
14:51:31 GMT <badboy_> right
14:51:38 GMT <badboy_> arthurl: you don't
14:51:39 GMT <badboy_> also upgrade
14:52:09 GMT <badboy_> (there is KEYS, but it is blocking, so be careful in production)
14:55:12 GMT <arthurl> @badboy_ right- so another question there- is there an easy way to migrate over all the data from this redis instance to another? assuming i can just copy the rdb and load it on another server?
14:55:57 GMT <badboy_> right
15:11:08 GMT <tomer_a> I am trying to setup a sentinel to failover a master to a slave when the master goes down, but it does not seem to work. can anyone help me?
17:47:49 GMT <arthurl> @badboy_ thanks- that was easier than i thought it would be for some reason
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