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maybe this has something to do with the fact that AUTH makes the connection stateful and you have to remember the AUTH state on reconnection? Just guesswork.
by antirez 15y ago
maybe this has something to do with the fact that AUTH makes the connection stateful and you have to remember the AUTH state on reconnection? Just guesswork.
- nknight 15y agoNah, the code for that is simple and generic in any sane language (and C# is reasonably sane). But I think the guy I was responding to is at least partly wrong, a quick grep through the repo he linked to shows they have everything necessary for authentication, even if it's not as blindingly obvious as in, say, redis-py and redis-rb.
- benologist 15y agoIt's entirely possible I'm wrong, I couldn't get it authenticating with redistogo and ended up just putting it on a private server - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8862552/authenticated-servicestack-redis-pooledredisclientsmanager http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8862552/authenticated-ser...
- mythz 15y agoServiceStack.Redis has always supported Auth on all the RedisClients themselves. It was just a feature that wasn't initially available on the Pooled Redis Managers - it's on there now with new PooledRedisClientManager("myauth@mythz.redistogo.com:9287").