Closed vanessasmith closed 10 years ago
Hi @vanessasmith,
Unfortunately phpiredis does not support UNIX domain sockets yet, I will make sure to add this feature soon!
Also, when connecting to redis you should always check that phpiredis_connect
does not return FALSE
instead of a valid resource indicating that there was a problem while trying to connect to the specified server:
if (false === $redis = phpiredis_connect($host, $port)) {
// Handle error while trying to open a new connection
}
Thanks!
Alright now you can just do phpiredis_connect("/tmp/redis.sock")
to make use of UNIX domain sockets when connecting to Redis, the $port
value if specified is simply ignored.
Hi,
we dont know if it is an error, or if we are missing something:
when we connect via 127.0.0.1 all works fine, but when we connect via redis.sock, the phpiredis_command_bs() raises an warning:
$redis= phpiredis_connect("/tmp/redis.sock"); //same warning using "unix:///tmp/redis.sock" $response = phpiredis_command_bs($redis, array('SET', 'day','monday' )); Warning: phpiredis_command_bs() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given
...and then redis is not updated.
are we missing something?