02:21:08 GMT <codepython7771> did anyone install redis 4.0 on ubuntu 16.04 recently? I could use some help - I can compile, but systemd stuff isnt working right
02:24:55 GMT <codepython7771> https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109155/ - this is what I am getting
02:28:49 GMT <edrocks> codepython7771: I'd try posting on the google group or using the docker image if that's acceptable
02:29:49 GMT <codepython7771> edrocks: there is a docker image for ubuntu 16.04?
02:29:55 GMT <edrocks> looks like your missing a lot of info in those logs. They seem to be cut off at the end of every line. Might be a config file issue
02:32:14 GMT <codepython7771> edrocks: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109213/ - this is what is causing the issue
02:32:52 GMT <edrocks> codepython7771: can you give the full logs from the first link? The end of every line was cutoff
02:35:39 GMT <codepython7771> edrocks: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109234/ ?
02:36:23 GMT <edrocks> codepython7771: 2 issues
02:36:51 GMT <edrocks> codepython7771: see line 1. That means that redis is failing on startup for some reason. You need to go find it's logs to debug that
02:37:58 GMT <codepython7771> edrocks: If I manually start redis-service - it starts without any problems
02:37:59 GMT <edrocks> nm the second one, it is caused by 1. I was thinking your connection port/host might be wrong for `ExecStop`
02:38:15 GMT <edrocks> I assume systemd starts it at least as a different user
02:38:25 GMT <codepython7771> https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109247/ - redis-server
02:38:41 GMT <edrocks> I haven't actually used systemd before but you need to find the logs for why it is failing when systemd starts it
02:39:07 GMT <edrocks> I think `journalctl` might be the cmd you need to get the systemd logs for that but I'm not sure
02:40:01 GMT <codepython7771> edrocks: https://paste.ubuntu.com/25109258/ - journalctl | grep redis
02:40:22 GMT <edrocks> I gotta go sleep. Too many hours this week. Gl with this
02:40:34 GMT <edrocks> codepython7771: that looks like shutdown logs from the "connection refused part"
02:40:59 GMT <edrocks> the startup shouldn't have connection issues since it's just starting redis not connecting to it
02:41:03 GMT <edrocks> gl though
02:41:11 GMT <edrocks> systemd people can probably help more
12:11:59 GMT <Starcraftmazter> hi
12:12:07 GMT <Starcraftmazter> is there a way to check when an item in redis is supposed to expire
12:30:04 GMT <minus> there's debug object afaik, not sure if there's a dedicated command that can be used in production, i fear not
13:15:46 GMT <shayla> Hello, i need to persist in redis special characters such as "
13:15:50 GMT <shayla> How can i do this? Thanks
13:16:27 GMT <shayla> Or better, is there something in configuration that allow this?
13:16:36 GMT <shayla> Or you suggest to convert this character to another
13:16:46 GMT <shayla> And re-convert when i get the value from redis?
13:42:10 GMT <badboy_> shayla: Redis doesn't care and is completely binary-safe
13:42:26 GMT <badboy_> you can store whatever character you want, for Redis it all looks just like a binary data blob
16:36:23 GMT <BuRnCycL> Hello, working to setup Redis cache infront of MongoDB. We want to cache 20GB of the 200Gb Mongodb requests. How does Redis manage the sync process? I've read a little about "moredis". Additionally, curious about remote synchronous replication to other geo-locations of the Redis dataset. Any insight would be helpful.
16:38:02 GMT <badboy_> Redis itself does not know anything about mongodb
16:38:10 GMT <badboy_> so it's up to whatever you put in between there to handle it