@Wiz
well we should probably add these filters automatically into models.
currently it works well just for latest listings.

Guys hi,

Any plans to also include Redis object caching ?


Thanks

It does not look to be complicated to take some of existing classes and change to redis...

It does not look to be complicated to take some of existing classes and change to redis...

Well, you know all that. I don't. It would nice to have that in the future and redis is very popular. I use it with Wordpress and works great. You can also use a different db for each site in the same instance of Redis (WP_REDIS_DATABASE), usfull for people like me hosting 3-4 sites in the same plan.

Thank you !

Will check it out and send you something for testing

Will check it out and send you something for testing

Sure, any time. thank you

Change file extension to php, then you upload file to oc-includes/osclass/core/caches/

And then define in config one of options.

// define('OSC_CACHE', 'redis');
// $_cache_config[] = array('default_host' => '127.0.0.1', 'default_port' => 6379, 'default_password' => '');  // TCP option
// $_cache_config[] = array('default_host' => '/usr/local/var/run/redis.sock', 'default_port' => -1, 'default_password' => '');  // Unix socket option



Change file extension to php, then you upload file to oc-includes/osclass/core/caches/

And then define in config one of options.

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// define('OSC_CACHE', 'redis');
// $_cache_config[] = array('default_host' => '127.0.0.1', 'default_port' => 6379, 'default_password' => '');  // TCP option
// $_cache_config[] = array('default_host' => '/usr/local/var/run/redis.sock', 'default_port' => -1, 'default_password' => '');  // Unix socket option



I will, just give me this weekend.

Password for Redis? I think this is not correct.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-redis-as-a-cache-for-mysql-with-php-on-ubuntu-20-04

Well, i don't have that in Wordpress and just got a reply from my hoster that it is not needed.

So, i can't help on this and my setup apparently.

I was told that we use something like this for Cpanel, so no auth is needed and the data is only for the user of Cpanel and the sites in that plan/user.

Autom8Redis automates the start/stop of a private Redis instance for each user, which can be managed by the user from his cPanel UI. This private Redis instance is only available to the user using Unix Domain Socket under his home directory and is therefore secure This private Redis daemon will run under the user/group credentials and the max memory of this Redis instance can be set according to the cPanel hosting plan for the user.

Just remove that auth line and thats it

Just remove that auth line and thats it

You mean line 270

$this->_redis->auth($_config['password']);
??

Some issues, one of them when i view ANY category.