I tried php flarum queue:listen.

Should that show everything inside the queue?

@m4v3rick I was just using what I saw in other config files. Not sure why anything is in there I'm an idiot when it comes to this stuff but and I am doing my best to figure it out.

    ernestdefoe I am doing my best to figure it out.

    If it works, then you are doing everything right. 🙂

    I just installed the redis queue on production. Let's see how that goes.

    Still want to seperate a discussion into several parts to speed up the loading time but don't know how.

      a month later

      luceos

      how to enable disk cache for your script

      Please guide

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        8 months later

        forever check storage/logs for the error or enable debug.

          forever seems your redis server isn't running or accessible.

            forever 0.0.0.0 should allow access from any host that has access to the redis host. If connections still fail then either the host that runs Flarum is not on the same host as redis, or the host that runs Flarum has no access to the host that runs redis.

              8 days later

              forever Is the error in storage/logs the same as the one you sent a screenshot of earlier (the inability to connect to redis)?

                a month later

                i install it with redis-server, have redis all schedules, but extension manager have infinity loading (2+ hours pending)

                Redis server v=7.0.15 sha=00000000:0 malloc=jemalloc-5.3.0 bits=64 build=d81b8ff71cfb150e
                redis conf:
                bind * -::*
                protected-mode no



                18 days later

                Does this plugin conflict with Scout Search? When I set up Redis sessions, the meisearch configured for Scout Search will not work properly. After uninstalling the plugin, it can work normally again. Is it a problem that I set up?

                  rui5man the problem could be related to the use of an async queue and not specifically Redis. Are you sure the queue worker is running? If this extension has an option to only use Redis for cache and not for queue, could you check if there is a problem in that configuration?

                      clarkwinkelmann Thank you for your help. It is true that the problem is with asynchronous queues. I will only use Redis for caching and not for queues. The meisearch configured for Scout Search will now work properly. Am I not configuring the queue correctly, or can it only run in this way?

                          rui5man Scout should work with asynchronous queues as well. Make sure you follow the "Queue" instructions in the README file of the Redis extension (I see it's also in the first post of this discussion) to configure the queue worker