03:58:57 GMT <citaret> badboy_: The temporary aof file is written to /var/spool/cron/temp-rewriteaof-25182.aof, but there is no enough disk space.
04:22:14 GMT <citaret> the real file is /data/redis/appendonly.aof, which is on a mounted disk.
04:24:53 GMT <citaret> the memory of free/used is 3243M/13870M, and there is no other service on this server.
04:25:07 GMT <citaret> redis_version:2.4.6
05:39:46 GMT <neko__> hello
07:25:02 GMT <badboy_> citaret: uhm, that is weird o_O
07:34:26 GMT <citaret> badboy_: is there anyway i can find the problem?
07:35:16 GMT <badboy_> CONFIG get dir
07:35:18 GMT <badboy_> CONFIG get dbfilename
07:35:22 GMT <citaret> current aof file is 25G, it is expected to be around 10G
07:36:01 GMT <citaret> config get dir -> /var/spool/cron
07:36:23 GMT <citaret> config get dbfilename -> root
07:38:18 GMT <citaret> 'dir /data/redis/' is in configure file
07:38:26 GMT <badboy_> then someone changed it ;)
07:38:44 GMT <badboy_> Is your instance available over the internet unprotected?
07:40:24 GMT <citaret> there is a crontab work to execute 'bgrewriteaof' each day, is it the possible cause?
07:40:43 GMT <citaret> however, it has been online for two years.
07:41:00 GMT <citaret> the problem appeared recently.
07:43:30 GMT <citaret> it's a aws cloud instance, from what i know, it has not been invaded.
08:10:58 GMT <badboy_> to change the directory someone has to explicitely send CONFIG set dir /var/spool/cron
08:11:15 GMT <badboy_> (or start Redis from that directory without the configuration option in the config file)
08:17:32 GMT <citaret> badboy_: i have reset config dir and the aof rewrite works fine, thanks.
08:17:53 GMT <citaret> I will check why it is changed.
10:03:19 GMT <Chonivia> Hey folks! Does anybody have advice on storing multiple keys pointing to the same value? I could store the key pointing to the value in the lookup keys (which results in 2 lookups), or maybe store a lookup hash which cointains the keys
13:44:40 GMT <Guest87027> What do you guys think is the best Redis Clustering solution to use instead of Redis Enterprise Pack?
18:31:40 GMT <theology> can anyone help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44912275/import-asgi-redis-importerror-no-module-named-compat
20:31:32 GMT <matiu> I'm a redis noob, and I'm getting this: OOM command not allowed when used memory > 'maxmemory'.
20:31:42 GMT <matiu> I have not set maxmemory AFAIK
20:32:06 GMT <minus> apparently you do; CONFIG GET maxmemory
20:32:47 GMT <matiu> ah, yes I did
20:33:17 GMT <matiu> any hints on how to stop this appreciated. In the meantime I'm googling
20:33:31 GMT <matiu> will just throwing more RAM at it help ?
20:33:39 GMT <minus> CONFIG SET maxmemory somethngsomething
20:33:53 GMT <minus> probably 0; check the config file, there should be a comment regarding that
20:34:05 GMT <matiu> it's currently 1 GB
20:34:28 GMT <matiu> server has 64 GB, and redis has like 5 dbs maybe..
20:34:36 GMT <matiu> (I am super noob at this)
20:35:23 GMT <matiu> I wonder how I can find out which redis DB/Config gave me this error
20:35:33 GMT <matiu> then I can throw more RAM at that one..
20:36:10 GMT <minus> multiple DBs in one redis instance don't have different configs
20:37:51 GMT <matiu> ah, so I'm probably using the wrong terminology; I have different redis listenening on different ports..
20:38:18 GMT <matiu> ah nice, and they log to different places
20:43:44 GMT <matiu> what's the command to show the memory info ?
20:44:15 GMT <matiu> I want to see which instance has surpassed the maxmemory
21:01:29 GMT <matiu> thanks minus .. I'm sorted :)
21:01:42 GMT <matiu> I found which instance via: memory info
21:01:48 GMT <matiu> and only one had hit maxmemory
21:02:02 GMT <matiu> then I: config set maxmemory 8G
21:02:11 GMT <matiu> and everything is working again..