09:01:43 GMT <Pelle`> Hi, im running redis on debian but now all of a sudden it wont start for me, how can i check whats wrong? the log files says nothing since may...
09:26:41 GMT <badboy_> Pelle`: start it and it should tell you
09:27:30 GMT <Pelle`> [....] Starting redis-server (via systemctl): redis-server.serviceJob for redis-server.service failed. See 'systemctl status redis-server.service' and 'journalctl -xn' for details.
09:27:31 GMT <Pelle`> failed!
09:47:08 GMT <minus> how about reading the error message, thinking and acting accordingly?
09:54:01 GMT <Pelle`> minus ofc i have done that, it doesnt say much tho: https://pastebin.com/0b6g5E54
09:58:15 GMT <minus> what about the logs?
10:02:59 GMT <Pelle`> minus they dont say anything since the beginning of may, no errors tho
10:04:06 GMT <minus> you might have to sudo journalctl to get access to see them
10:04:49 GMT <minus> you can also try starting redis from console: sudo -Hu redis redis-server /etc/redis/redis.conf or so
10:37:46 GMT <Pelle`> minus that worked, was an permission error with the log file that was the problem it seems
10:39:20 GMT <Pelle`> then the question is, why was the new log file that had been created done so with wrong permissions?
10:39:36 GMT <Pelle`> well it belonged to root:root
23:34:58 GMT <kaos01> what the best way to have a HA setup so one can update the OS once in a while ?