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Just purchased Herd Pro and I added the Redis service as it's needed for some projects at work. The way our Symfony projects are configured, it's pretty much a hardcoded requirement to have a Redis password. I figured it'd be possible to set this password somewhere, but having tried various locations for the Is it at all possible to set a specific password for the Redis service? |
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Hey! Right now Redis loads the default configuration. In the meantime, you can however start the service manually via your terminal:
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That works, thanks! I'll await the new release 😃 |
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Hey!
Right now Redis loads the default configuration.
I thought that you could simply place a
redis.conffile in the service directory, but it seems like redis-server ignores it unless it is explicitly specified.I'll add support for this in the next version!
In the meantime, you can however start the service manually via your terminal:
redis.confin/Users/shared/Herd/services/redis/7.0.0/Users/shared/Herd/services/redis/7.0.0/bin/redis-server /Users/shared/Herd/services/redis/7.0.0/redis.conf --port 6379 --daemonize no