[Redis] Redis client: Timeouts !

[Celogeek San]

Ok perfect. I will remove the alarm stuff, and try this version Monday.
I will report if anything go nice and test a heavy drop packet on a Linux
box.
Thanks dams
Le 27 d=E9c. 2013 12:23, "Damien Krotkine" <dkrotkine at gmail.com> a =E9crit :

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> Le 27 d=E9c. 2013 =E0 08:40, Celogeek San <me at celogeek.com> a =E9crit :
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> Hi. What happen in case of read timeout?
> Did you close the connexion?
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> If I read a data with a very long time to response.
> So I have a read time out.
> And then I do another command.
> It is possible if the socket had not been flush to receive the precedent
> command
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> Yes indeed. Contrary to a previous implementation ( where the socket was
> closed for you), this implementation doesn't do anything for you on the
> socket. When a timeout is hit, Redis.pm throws an exception and $! Is set.
> You should then close the connection and retry.
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> In theory, if the timeout was hit while writing, you could retry with the
> same socket, because you can be reasonably  site that the command didn't
> hit the server. However, I don't think Redis exceptions will make it clear
> if it was while reading or writing. There is a ticket on github to
> implement better exceptions.
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> Le 26 d=E9c. 2013 23:28, "Damien Krotkine" <damien at krotkine.com> a =E9cri=
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>> Hi,
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>> I've just pushed new code in the git master branch. It contains timeouts
>> related features. Now you can creates a Redis client with connection,
>> read and write timeouts:
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>> my $redis =3D Redis->new(
>>     cnx_timeout =3D> 60,      # connection timeout (in seconds)
>>     read_timeout =3D> 0,5,    # read timeout (in seconds)
>>     write_timeout =3D> 1.2,    # write timeout (in seconds)
>> );
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>> I haven't yet released it on CPAN, I'd like to do a developer release
>> first (but I'm not sure how to do that with dzil). Anyway please feel
>> free to test it and let me know of any issues. The code uses 2
>> strategies, on mac and linux it uses setsockopt to set read / write
>> timeouts, on other OS it uses 'select'. I plan to extend the setsockopt
>> strategies to more OS.
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>> dams.
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