I created a password-protected local Redis instance that I want to monitor. Then I created a second local Redis instance for RedisLive. I logged in the first Redis instance using redis-cli and authentified using AUTH <my password>. Then in the RedisLive dashboard, my password appeared in plain text in Top Keys and the AUTH command in Top Commands. Is this the expected behavior? How can I avoid this?
This is the redis.conf of the first Redis instance. I used the default parameters except for the following:
pidfile /Users/me/work/redis/run/redis.pid
port 6380
loglevel debug
logfile stdout
#%(save)s
dbfilename dump.rdb
dir /Users/me/work/redis/data
requirepass foobared
This is the redis.conf of the second Redis instance for RedisLive:
pidfile /Users/me/progs/RedisLive/run/redis.pid
port 6399
loglevel debug
logfile stdout
#%(save)s
dbfilename dump.rdb
dir /Users/me/progs/RedisLive/data
I am using Python 2.7 and redis 2.9.1 (both from Anaconda). I use the latest version of RedisLive (cloned from github yesterday)
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I created a password-protected local
Redisinstance that I want to monitor. Then I created a second localRedisinstance forRedisLive. I logged in the firstRedisinstance usingredis-cliand authentified usingAUTH <my password>. Then in theRedisLivedashboard, my password appeared in plain text inTop Keysand theAUTHcommand inTop Commands. Is this the expected behavior? How can I avoid this?This is the
redis.confof the firstRedisinstance. I used the default parameters except for the following:This is the
redis.confof the secondRedisinstance forRedisLive:I am using Python 2.7 and redis 2.9.1 (both from Anaconda). I use the latest version of RedisLive (cloned from github yesterday)