00:22:07 GMT Is there a reason I would be getting an OOM error when used_memory_human shows 7.17M with maxmemory set to 20MB? 09:06:53 GMT why redis doesnt have a man page? 09:06:59 GMT a good one. 09:13:49 GMT because no one wrote one 09:16:49 GMT that'd be nice to have 09:17:16 GMT you'd basically only have to copy the example config file 09:58:18 GMT there are redis-benchmark redis-check-rdb redis-server redis-check-aof redis-cli 09:58:33 GMT man redis-benchmark seems okay 09:59:58 GMT minus maybe an enterprise version of redis got better man pages??? it would be better to copy those then remove the enterprise features. 10:00:32 GMT i doubt it 10:02:10 GMT https://github.com/antirez/redis is the offical redis repo? 10:02:25 GMT opensourced one 10:03:11 GMT yeah 10:18:03 GMT `redis-cli lrange mylist 0 -1` produces a numbered list, is there a way to lrange without the 1) 2) .. numbers? 10:20:57 GMT try redis-cli --raw 10:23:18 GMT zautomata: also, if you pipe the command into something else it automatically goes into raw mode so you might not have to worry about it. Are you actually having an issue? or is it just your eyes? 10:27:34 GMT why does this always result in a timeout but the command seems to be successful? `redis-cli --scan | xargs redis-cli -x migrate localhost 6379 '' 1 5000 copy keys` 10:28:32 GMT sorry i got dc; i was asking if i can get a cleaner output from lrange (as in without the ordering)? 10:28:43 GMT try redis-cli --raw 10:28:46 GMT zautomata: also, if you pipe the command into something else it automatically goes into raw mode so you might not have to worry about it. Are you actually having an issue? or is it just your eyes? 10:29:00 GMT Zectbumo very nice, thnx 10:29:17 GMT Zectbumo just checking how redis works. 10:29:44 GMT okay, then the 1) and 2) is for your eyes only. don't worry about it 10:30:50 GMT Zectbumo i am actually thinking about contributing to a manpage for redis-cli; man redis-cli was my first stop for finding --raw 10:31:02 GMT it is very lacking 10:31:30 GMT funny you say that. I stopped there too and I was going crazy because I knew there were commands but man was empty or non existent 10:32:12 GMT then I remembered I had used --help. If you make a man page then many thanks 10:33:28 GMT ofcourse! would be nice to have! 10:40:50 GMT Zectbumo: don't use -x if you use xargs 10:41:21 GMT because both will attempt to read from stdin 10:41:36 GMT minus: good catch :) still returns an error though 10:41:42 GMT ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 10:41:54 GMT i usually do stuff like that with a python script 10:42:21 GMT easier to debug and guaranteed to not do bashy things 10:42:35 GMT makes sense. I was thinking that was what people did because there is already an issue for this https://github.com/antirez/redis/issues/1903 10:43:28 GMT minus: you stopped me exactly when I had my finger on the "Comment" button and I removed the -x just in time 10:43:52 GMT heh 17:28:11 GMT Is there a limitation on the size of a pubsub message? 17:57:19 GMT i think i remember seeing 32MiB somewhere 18:01:47 GMT I'm literally asking for a friend, why would a big message disconnect the subscribers 18:02:19 GMT it should be somewhere in the pubsub part of the manual 18:03:13 GMT client-output-buffer-limit pubsub 32mb 8mb 60 18:03:40 GMT hard limit at 32mb, soft limit 8mb for over 60s 18:04:11 GMT badboy_: Will going over that limit disconnect subscribers? 18:04:30 GMT I'm confused about what "client output" means, i guess :D 18:05:03 GMT yes 18:05:20 GMT publish messages get put into the output buffer of subscribed clients 18:05:24 GMT But, anyway. The server I'm hitting my head against disconnects the subscribers when I publish a message bigger than 10k but smaller or equal thank 20k in size, immediately 18:05:41 GMT I can figure out the exat limit, actually 18:05:43 GMT that sounds like a weird other problem 18:13:28 GMT Hum. 18:13:56 GMT 16327 seems to be the limit. Close to a power of 2, but not really. 57 bytes away, that sounds like some protocol overhead? 18:15:26 GMT hey there, quick question 18:15:37 GMT is it a good purpose to use redis as real time database? 18:15:52 GMT by database, I mean, we've an array, which keeps currently connected users 18:15:52 GMT I'm gonna take that to my provider and whine to them so they fix it :) 18:16:15 GMT and want to store it on redis.. 18:17:17 GMT and just saw that -> https://github.com/dwyl/learn-redis , seems like a good fit