08:50:47 GMT <gypsymauro> hi
08:51:38 GMT <gypsymauro> I'm using redis on debian 9 but it doesn't creates the redis.sock socket file, I've enabled: unixsocket /tmp/redis.sock in the conf file
08:51:59 GMT <gypsymauro> and in the log I see :  The server is now ready to accept connections at /tmp/redis.sock
08:52:07 GMT <gypsymauro> but not file there
09:17:55 GMT <gypsymauro> any hint?
09:19:09 GMT <colo-work> gypsymauro, does the redis service have PrivateTmp set in its systemd unit file?
09:19:25 GMT <colo-work> if so, that's the reason why you don't see it appear in the "system-wide" /tmp
09:20:39 GMT <colo-work> (it does so on the stretch box I just checked btw)
09:22:03 GMT <colo-work> you have a number of options: 1.) create an override file that redefines PrivateTmp for the service to "no" 2.) create an additional, custom redis unti file and service with your required settings 3.) adapt the pathname of the UNIX domain socket to a path in the filesystem that is not private to the CGroup the redis service is running in
09:22:09 GMT <colo-work> the choice is yours
09:23:59 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: I need to put that file in /tmp due openvas that search ofr it there (and I didn't found how to change right now)
09:24:39 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: I'm completly newbie about that settings in systemd .. what is that?
09:25:14 GMT <colo-work> please consult the systemd.exec manpage for details about it
09:33:10 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: I disabled the PrivateTmp but restarting the redis server i get in the log:  Opening Unix socket: bind: Read-only file system, I'm sure the fs is not read only..
09:33:37 GMT <gypsymauro> a lot of news this debian 9 :D
09:33:58 GMT <colo-work> can you nopaste the output of  `systemctl cat redis-server`?
09:34:08 GMT <colo-work> and also `ls -ld /tmp/`
09:34:43 GMT <colo-work> ah
09:36:20 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: https://nopaste.xyz/
09:36:45 GMT <colo-work> that's missing the paste identifier :)
09:36:57 GMT <gypsymauro> sorry
09:37:40 GMT <gypsymauro> I'm used to use pastebin :D here is the url:  https://nopaste.xyz/?6257e9cb94564aaf#nhl3vThgR2P9Pc+9r4yp89DSSXbdmICQqnUiN09cX6Q=
09:40:57 GMT <colo-work> gypsymauro, does `touch /tmp/thisisatest` succeed?
09:41:54 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: yes, of course, I tried right now , nad the filesystem is rw
09:41:56 GMT <gypsymauro> and
09:48:11 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: do you think is systemd?
09:48:36 GMT <colo-work> can't say. we don't have any problems with it.
09:53:55 GMT <colo-work> can the "redis" user start the daemon with your config without systemd being involved?
09:54:08 GMT <colo-work> can you nopaste the full redis server log?
09:54:14 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: I restored old conf file that points to /var/run/redis/ and it works..
10:16:28 GMT <SmokedCheese> hello! it's possible to store data on redis cluster servers unevenly?
10:18:10 GMT <SmokedCheese> like for each 3 keys stored on node1 store 2 keys on node2?
10:22:58 GMT <gypsymauro> colo-work: resolved changing the path in openvas files.. :) thank you for help, I think I need to study systemd mechanism
10:26:26 GMT <minus> SmokedCheese: i don't know, but you can at very least run different numbers of instances on the different servers
10:56:56 GMT <SmokedCheese> minus thanks!
11:02:51 GMT <SmokedCheese> i'm trying to migrate data by this guide, but i stuck on 'redis-trib fix' step: https://0bin.net/paste/9FTpJtf0f+EKLJlk#cpcS3FyeQ-/7fI9AKf3cyDUDLVRvif7KGAL24iTacuM
11:03:05 GMT <SmokedCheese> guide: https://redis.io/topics/cluster-tutorial#migrating-to-redis-cluster
11:46:17 GMT <SmokedCheese> is there any other way to migrate data?