I"ve read a lot about changing the daemonize in redis.conf to yes
, but I don"t see where this item is.
solve.
I"ve read a lot about changing the daemonize in redis.conf to yes
, but I don"t see where this item is.
solve.
if you install redis, through the package manager, there is a service script directly. You can launch
service redis start
.
official redis.conf has daemonize
-sharp By default Redis does not run as a daemon. Use 'yes' if you need it.
-sharp Note that Redis will write a pid file in /var/run/redis.pid when daemonized.
daemonize no
you can just configure daemonize as yes
add
cd to the redis folder, then type. / bin/redis-server. / redis.conf enter
1.cd to the redis folder and find redis.conf
2. Set daemonize to yes
3. Enter. / redis-server.. / redis.conf this path is uncertain depending on the individual's actual installation, anyway, it is to find the path of redis-server and start with the path of redis.conf
daemonize