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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redis Object Cache] ACL User/PW fails for Unix SocketThanks.
Also I found it has an issue connecting using TCP if the default user has a password.
If you can, please test these scenarios when you are working on updates/changes:
- default user has password using ACL auth ( default >unique_pass )
- additional users have password ( username >unique_pass ) & appropriate ACL permissions (ie. flushall, flushdb, set, get, etc.)
- TCP port is set to unique value (TCP exception allowed in firewall)
- test all of the above at the same time on TCP & Unix socket
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Redis Object Cache] ACL User/PW fails for Unix SocketI haven’t looked at the code but Redis Object Cache uses PHP PECL Redis as far as I know. In the settings template it says “PhpRedis (v6.1.0)”.
I could do that but a screenshot of the page won’t provide you with much information other than my client ID and a hidden secret. I have tried setting the folder id as my backup folder and also leaving it blank to use the root path but neither will work. If I leave everything blank & use the Sign in with google link it works temporarily but no fields are auto filled on the page.
I moved on from this since I decided to get a S3 bucket from my host. This I was able to get working using this plugin however its not an Amazon bucket so I had to play with the inputs to make it work. Also it won’t remotely delete any of those (my host) bucket files although I’ve been able to do it myself using PHP so I’m just going to manually edit the plugin files for that purpose.