Hello everyone, how are you ?

I recently had a problem with my forum's datastore. I was notified that there was no more space to allocate new data, so I decided to use Redis. I've tried several ways to configure it, but I was unsuccessful.

I manage my entire dedicated server, and I would like to know if anyone can give me a little help to configure it correctly.

I searched here in the community and didn't see anything that could be useful to help me, so I decided to open the topic so that it can help other customers as well.

My question is how to connect to Redis?

I currently use:

PHP 8.4x

OS: Linux | AlmaLinux 8

UI Manager: cPanel latest version

The question is how to fill in the field below?

I try with :

• 127.0.0.1

• servername

• /home/username/redis/redis.sock

• /home/username/redis/redis.so

But does not work.

This may sound crazy but I had to use 0.0.0.0 for the IP Address and under port number try 6379. Try that and see what happens.

Does not work, this is very strange because the extension will be installed fine.

@Matt

You can help-me ?

For starters, IPS support has mentioned it almost a million times on this forum. IPS support is not responsible for or gives support for classic server/hosting issues. You would know this if you use the website's search feature and read properly.

Why are you using php 8.4, Use PHP 8.2.

You already posted on here when complaining about the price of the IPS cloud package, saying that you are very knowledgeable and can create your system, etc. So why do you not know how to configure Redis.

Redis IP: 127.0.0.1

Port:6379

Use Google to search, find and read about how to set the Redis password via the Terminal command line.

 

For starters, IPS support has mentioned it almost a million times on this forum. IPS support is not responsible for or gives support for classic server/hosting issues. You would know this if you use the website's search feature and read properly.

Why are you using php 8.4, Use PHP 8.2.

You already posted on here when complaining about the price of the IPS cloud package, saying that you are very knowledgeable and can create your system, etc. So why do you not know how to configure Redis.

Redis IP: 127.0.0.1

Port:6379

Use Google to search, find and read about how to set the Redis password via the Terminal command line.

Look, honestly, this is a forum where people exchange experiences with each other, and I really don't mind helping when I have an understanding of the subject. I did use the "Search" system here in the community and the only topic I found something about the problem in question didn't have a specific solution.

Now, wanting to question my knowledge about server management because of an extension I've never used is a bit rude of you, don't you think? If you don't intend to help with anything on the subject, why the hell did you come to answer the topic? To make sure I looked for information before posting here? Or do you just really want to confront my question?

I mentioned in the topic that I installed the extension, that I defined in the field where theoretically would be the IP of the server where IC5 is running, the access port and so on, but I had no success. In the topic I found here the solution was completely different.

Some mentioned putting in the IP field: 0.0.0.0, others mentioned putting the redis path, anyway I could discuss this with you and show your corrupt soul that you are just trying to find arguments in a way to try to diminish me because of other comments in other topics where I mention having enough knowledge to manage my servers, look, it is very difficult to deal with ignorant people like you!

But anyway I appreciate your comment, and here is a tip: if you do not intend to help, regardless of the topic discussed or who is requesting it, it would be better for you to avoid this type of situation, it is very annoying, besides being extremely arrogant.

Remember, all of us users and technology entrepreneurs are always exchanging and sharing knowledge.

😘

 

why the hell did you come to answer the topic?

You do not own this forum and I, as all the other IPS customers on here, have a right to respond to this topic if we want to.

I did offer you help in my response, but you are very Illi***te, you failed to see it.

I shall ignore now and leave you alone with your issues, Mr Knowledgeable, Mr Annoying.

 

You do not own this forum and I, as all the other IPS customers on here, have a right to respond to this topic if we want to.

I did offer you help in my response, but you are very Illi***te, you failed to see it.

I shall ignore now and leave you alone with your issues, Mr Knowledgeable, Mr Annoying.

So, I apologize if my comment was offensive, but your comment seemed very rude to me.

I really appreciate your help, but as mentioned in the topic, I have already made all these changes/definitions and the connection still did not work.

Now the question is why the IP field: for some clients simply works with a path or just: 0.0.0.0

Again, I apologize for the way I responded to you above, unfortunately, when I read your comment it seems like you are somehow questioning why I am asking for help here, because of comments I made in other topics about knowledge in managing servers.

If I offended you again, I apologize, and yes, I am aware that everyone has the freedom to respond to any and all topics.

Thanks !

I resolved the problem !

It would be good if you could share what the problem was to help anyone else that finds this topic in future. If I were to guess, you hadn't actually installed Redis itself, only the PHP extension.

 

It would be good if you could share what the problem was to help anyone else that finds this topic in future. If I were to guess, you hadn't actually installed Redis itself, only the PHP extension.

In fact, I had a small problem with the cPanel installation directories.

So what I did was to solve the problem with the directory by uninstalling all the existing extensions.

And I installed it again, after installing and editing /etc/redis/redis.conf the problem was solved.