06:37:03 GMT <minus> devmacs: not directly; you can add an id to a set for the item you want to surveil and periodically (or on keyspace notification) check if that matches with the actual state
06:37:28 GMT <minus> _ew_: docker does NAT when you use -p and redis doesn't understand that
06:38:28 GMT <minus> styles: redis turns off writing commands when it's configured as a slave; there's a config switch to override that so you can write to a slave (but those changes aren't synced to the master and can be overridden by the master at any time)
06:42:08 GMT <_ew_> Thanks, minus. Is there any roadmap to support NAT in the future?
06:42:36 GMT <minus> unlikely that will ever happen
07:39:25 GMT <iweron> Hi, guys. I am not able to start redis as a service using systemd. It instantly fails when I try to start the service. However, I can run its instance in cli without any problems. OS is opensuse tumbleweed. Any suggestions?
07:40:26 GMT <iweron> screenshot with errors from systectl http://i.imgur.com/bpUuPdd.png
11:41:08 GMT <gbit> Hi, I can't initiate redis-sentinel on Centos7 Redis 3.2.3 with no IPV6 enabled. Also tried to set "bind 0.0.0.0" as it seems to fix for some users, but I'm still getting "Creating Server TCP listening socket *:26379: unable to bind socket". Any clues?
11:41:29 GMT <gbit> s/initiate/start
14:10:49 GMT <Jestin> Hey I'am using Node.js with Redis. I'm saving a authkey like this: client.set(generatedKey, callback.userid);. How can I remove the object later, if I only have the userid?
14:14:17 GMT <minus> Jestin: you can't
14:15:17 GMT <minus> if you need to be able to have multiple authkeys you could use a set per user instead: SADD authkey.<userid> <authkey> and SREM authkey.<userid> <authkey>
14:15:57 GMT <Jestin> So I can't remove a key by having the value?
14:16:02 GMT <minus> no