• sgpro

    (@sgpro)


    Solid plugin so far, but it would be great if we can specify the Redis Host ip instead of it defaulting to localhost or a unix socket.

    Redis ?
    Redis cannot assign requested address.
    Not available at localhost:6379, maybe socket?

    Redis unix socket
    [Unix socket] [Save]

    (Solved)

    • This topic was modified 4 months, 4 weeks ago by sgpro.
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  • Plugin Author docjojo

    (@docjojo)

    can you explain why it would make sense to use a remote redis?

    Thread Starter sgpro

    (@sgpro)

    when you’re running redis along wordpress in a docker compose stack, it wouldn’t necessarely be completely “remote”, but having other options outside of just ‘localhost’ would be helpful

    Plugin Author docjojo

    (@docjojo)

    Please explain. What option do you need?
    Is there any way to auto-detect?

    Are you expecting to input a URL instead of “localhost” – what are possible values in the docker environment?

    Thread Starter sgpro

    (@sgpro)

    If a redist instance cannot be found at localhost:6379, just give the users a text field for specifying a hostname and port, for example, I set this in the plugin’s PHP source code:

    try { $redis->connect('redis.docker.internal.prod', 6379); }\
    Plugin Author docjojo

    (@docjojo)

    Please go to https://atecplugins.com/

    And download atec-deploy to install pre-release version of atec-cache-info

    new input for host:port, unix path.

    Thread Starter sgpro

    (@sgpro)

    thank you Chris for implementing this change, solid work!

    – Alex

    Plugin Author docjojo

    (@docjojo)

    Does it work for you? Great.

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