07:14:15 GMT <minus> well, that's just steel boots for the case you try to shoot yourself in the foot. not sure how much it helps though. i mean, there's nothing redis can do to prevent public access except enforcing authentication
09:18:57 GMT <badboy_> raz: while your concerns are valid, your tone is not. Don't ever suggest someone hanging themselves over anything
09:19:42 GMT <raz> that's true, was mad, sorry
09:20:58 GMT <badboy_> :)
09:28:08 GMT <raz> (it wasn't meant literally obviously, but not appropriate in any case)
15:22:50 GMT <forgotmynick> hello
15:23:14 GMT <forgotmynick> if i set redis databases to 2,000 but only 1 is used, is it going to cause performance issues?
15:43:33 GMT <minus> unlikely; why not reduce it? does that not work?
16:54:02 GMT <forgotmynick> i was just curious that's all
16:55:43 GMT <forgotmynick> i was thinking of either having a massive single dedicated server for redis or have multiple smaller dedicated servers. i have since ran benchmarks and there's no real difference in performance except slightly higher memory usage but only a few MB, nothing to cry home about
16:57:31 GMT <Habbie> there are other reasons to prefer splitting over combining, of course
21:13:51 GMT <aleph-> So question, got redis running on compose.io
21:14:15 GMT <aleph-> Redis-cli connects fine. But nothing else does, one client returning a noauth error.
21:14:25 GMT <aleph-> Where should I start looking to debug this?