Redis Install & Configure ¡Help Please!!

Hi,

I have a redis and php extension installed. (See this tutorial)

Redis is running :)
/etc/init.d/redis status
redis-server (pid 27530) is running...

Active queues (but which are not databases) And configure server

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I see two post:
- https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/redis-install.205/
- https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/process-campaigns-using-redis-queue.216/

900 Mails in 27 minutes :(
Server: mandrilapp SMTP
4gb RAM Disk SSD

not what is the next step to work queues by redis
 
yes that command. start it with --verbose=1 and while the campaign in mailwizz is sending, look inside the console to see what happens.
900 emails in 27 minutes is damn slow.
Maybe you can also attach a screenshot of your backend -> settings -> cron (first box)
 
That above is an example of super bad mailwizz configuration, you have 4GB of ram, not 40.
1500 campaigns at once? Come on, lower that to 50 and make sure you never go over 500, you have no reason to do so.
10000 Subscribers at once? You do realize that all these subscribers will be loaded in memory right? Lower that to 500.
Send at once, put that to zero.

[emergency] [11:48:14 2015-06-25] Could not fork worker 0
If your server is low on memory/cpu then of course it can't fork a new child process of the queue.
Edit the above as i said and most likely your issues will go away.
 
That configuration was to see if they could well accelerate shipments. I forgot to put it well when I started with Redis.

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and the same error
 
Firstly, use the settings i told you :)
Secondly, are you sure you don't start the queue over and over again?
No other idea though, as it's written in Redis guide, i don't offer any support for using that, so if you can't handle it, just switch back to regular sending.
 
Firstly, use the settings i told you :)
Secondly, are you sure you don't start the queue over and over again?
No other idea though, as it's written in Redis guide, i don't offer any support for using that, so if you can't handle it, just switch back to regular sending.
I'm getting more and 8GB of RAM 2CPU's more to the server.

How do you see putting a server only to redis? and carries the load not only that server?
 
Don't just add RAM blindly to that server, keep in mind that the queue command should run only once, and once started, don't start any other, but kill the existing one first.


It's all explained here: https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/process-campaigns-using-redis-queue.216/ please read that again for both of us ;)
knew him. I have already put a machine with redis and we are in them.

Is any level of your support (fee) covers review is wrong? or I open a post in the forum works
 
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