Redis configuration

Shopware 5 Installation/Einstieg
1

Dear all, 

 

We are trying to enable redis caching using the following manual:

https://developers.shopware.com/developers-guide/shopware-config/#redis-configuration

This is a shared hosting server and therefore there are multiple redis instances that use authentication:

The manual is not clear about how we should add the redis auth password. Is this possible at the moment?

 

Best regards

Wietse D.

 

2

Hey, 

at the moment it seems to me that is not possible. I created a pull request to implement this. Please have a look into it: support redis auth in createRedisCacheProvider by teiling88 · Pull Request #1329 · shopware/shopware · GitHub

Greetings

3

Hello Thomas, 

Thank you for looking into this. 

As this version is not released yet i tried adding your lines from the git to the latest version and edited the config.php

'model' => [
    'redisHost' => '127.0.0.1',
    'redisPort' => 6379,
    'redisDbIndex' => 0,
    'cacheProvider' => 'redis',
    'redisAuth' => 'ditiseentopsecretpassword'
],
'cache' => [
    'backend' => 'redis', // e.G auto, apcu, xcache
    'backendOptions' => [
        'servers' => array(
            array(
                'host' => '127.0.0.1',
                'port' => 6379,
                'dbindex' => 0,
                'redisAuth' => 'ditiseentopsecretpassword'
            ),
        ),
    ],
]

This give me a zend error in redis.php (NOAUTH required) . I did a quick hack to enable redis auth here: 

$this->_redis->auth($server[‘redisAuth’]);   just before 

    111 if ($result)
    112 $this->_redis->select($server['dbindex']);
    113 else
    114 $this->_redis = null;
    115 }

This makes it working. I just wanted to let you know the zend libraries need an update to. But maybe you already knew this. 

Best regards.

Wietse

 

 

 

 

 

4

@Wietse schrieb:

This makes it working. I just wanted to let you know the zend libraries need an update to. But maybe you already knew this. 

Thank you for your testing. I checked it only with the Model Cache implementation. I allready created an internal Pull Request for this. Should be available in the next hours on github too.