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I am trying to configure the ports in Redis database. I have changed the port number to 7778 in the redis.conf file. This file is in /etc/redis.conf



and I'm using this command



redis-server /etc/redis.conf


And this goes through. I'm able to get through. However if I execute this command



redis-cli 


or



redis-cli /etc/redis.conf


I'm getting this error



could not connect to redis at 127.0.0.1:6379:connection refused.


I then tried this command



redis-cli -p 7778

127.0.0.1> ping
(error) NOAUTH authentication required









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    I am trying to configure the ports in Redis database. I have changed the port number to 7778 in the redis.conf file. This file is in /etc/redis.conf



    and I'm using this command



    redis-server /etc/redis.conf


    And this goes through. I'm able to get through. However if I execute this command



    redis-cli 


    or



    redis-cli /etc/redis.conf


    I'm getting this error



    could not connect to redis at 127.0.0.1:6379:connection refused.


    I then tried this command



    redis-cli -p 7778

    127.0.0.1> ping
    (error) NOAUTH authentication required









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      I am trying to configure the ports in Redis database. I have changed the port number to 7778 in the redis.conf file. This file is in /etc/redis.conf



      and I'm using this command



      redis-server /etc/redis.conf


      And this goes through. I'm able to get through. However if I execute this command



      redis-cli 


      or



      redis-cli /etc/redis.conf


      I'm getting this error



      could not connect to redis at 127.0.0.1:6379:connection refused.


      I then tried this command



      redis-cli -p 7778

      127.0.0.1> ping
      (error) NOAUTH authentication required









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      I am trying to configure the ports in Redis database. I have changed the port number to 7778 in the redis.conf file. This file is in /etc/redis.conf



      and I'm using this command



      redis-server /etc/redis.conf


      And this goes through. I'm able to get through. However if I execute this command



      redis-cli 


      or



      redis-cli /etc/redis.conf


      I'm getting this error



      could not connect to redis at 127.0.0.1:6379:connection refused.


      I then tried this command



      redis-cli -p 7778

      127.0.0.1> ping
      (error) NOAUTH authentication required






      redis






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          1. 127.0.0.1> AUTH your password

          2. OK <--response from redis

          3. (7.75s) <--- it's too.

          4. 127.0.0.1>ping <--test if you want

          5. PONG <--you can receive response from redis


          6. you can use AUTH keyword :) and after write your password.







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            redis-cli -p 7778

            127.0.0.1> ping
            (error) NOAUTH authentication required


            Port is working. But you need enter password:



            >auth <yourpassword>


            OR



            redis-cli -p 7778 -a <yourpassword>


            OR remove requirepass in /etc/redis.conf






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              I have had the same problem because I changed the bind IP address in /etc/redis.conf



              So I manually set the host ip by using this command:



              redis-cli -h 192.168.1.100 -p 7778


              Then it started working for me.






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                1. 127.0.0.1> AUTH your password

                2. OK <--response from redis

                3. (7.75s) <--- it's too.

                4. 127.0.0.1>ping <--test if you want

                5. PONG <--you can receive response from redis


                6. you can use AUTH keyword :) and after write your password.







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                  1. 127.0.0.1> AUTH your password

                  2. OK <--response from redis

                  3. (7.75s) <--- it's too.

                  4. 127.0.0.1>ping <--test if you want

                  5. PONG <--you can receive response from redis


                  6. you can use AUTH keyword :) and after write your password.







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                    1. 127.0.0.1> AUTH your password

                    2. OK <--response from redis

                    3. (7.75s) <--- it's too.

                    4. 127.0.0.1>ping <--test if you want

                    5. PONG <--you can receive response from redis


                    6. you can use AUTH keyword :) and after write your password.







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                    1. 127.0.0.1> AUTH your password

                    2. OK <--response from redis

                    3. (7.75s) <--- it's too.

                    4. 127.0.0.1>ping <--test if you want

                    5. PONG <--you can receive response from redis


                    6. you can use AUTH keyword :) and after write your password.








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                        redis-cli -p 7778

                        127.0.0.1> ping
                        (error) NOAUTH authentication required


                        Port is working. But you need enter password:



                        >auth <yourpassword>


                        OR



                        redis-cli -p 7778 -a <yourpassword>


                        OR remove requirepass in /etc/redis.conf






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                          redis-cli -p 7778

                          127.0.0.1> ping
                          (error) NOAUTH authentication required


                          Port is working. But you need enter password:



                          >auth <yourpassword>


                          OR



                          redis-cli -p 7778 -a <yourpassword>


                          OR remove requirepass in /etc/redis.conf






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                            redis-cli -p 7778

                            127.0.0.1> ping
                            (error) NOAUTH authentication required


                            Port is working. But you need enter password:



                            >auth <yourpassword>


                            OR



                            redis-cli -p 7778 -a <yourpassword>


                            OR remove requirepass in /etc/redis.conf






                            share|improve this answer












                            redis-cli -p 7778

                            127.0.0.1> ping
                            (error) NOAUTH authentication required


                            Port is working. But you need enter password:



                            >auth <yourpassword>


                            OR



                            redis-cli -p 7778 -a <yourpassword>


                            OR remove requirepass in /etc/redis.conf







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                                I have had the same problem because I changed the bind IP address in /etc/redis.conf



                                So I manually set the host ip by using this command:



                                redis-cli -h 192.168.1.100 -p 7778


                                Then it started working for me.






                                share|improve this answer



























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                                  I have had the same problem because I changed the bind IP address in /etc/redis.conf



                                  So I manually set the host ip by using this command:



                                  redis-cli -h 192.168.1.100 -p 7778


                                  Then it started working for me.






                                  share|improve this answer

























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                                    I have had the same problem because I changed the bind IP address in /etc/redis.conf



                                    So I manually set the host ip by using this command:



                                    redis-cli -h 192.168.1.100 -p 7778


                                    Then it started working for me.






                                    share|improve this answer














                                    I have had the same problem because I changed the bind IP address in /etc/redis.conf



                                    So I manually set the host ip by using this command:



                                    redis-cli -h 192.168.1.100 -p 7778


                                    Then it started working for me.







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