Easyengine integration

Hi

Thanks for trying my plugin. It seems there are some problems connecting to redis-server running via docker container and I need to dive deeper.

Having access to the test server would be helpful. You can contact me via my email. In this image, you can find my email address: https://cloudup.com/cTU5jtCGbt7

(After I’ve got an email from you, will remove this link).

Thank you! You can now delete the link. I saved your email. I’ll email you once I setup the test server.

I just sent you an email. Thank you.

Can you please kindly share the tech into and solution? I’m also using redisearch in cocker container and I think that is same reason why I’m also having connection issues.

When I try from CLI everything works fine

@seyntjim

I did some tests and seems there are multiple docker containers running on your server. I’m not familiar with your server setup, that’s why I didn’t touch anything. Could you please stop all containers running redis server and only run following command:

docker run -p 6379:6379 redislabs/redisearch:latest

This command will run a redis-server instance in docker container which RediSearch module is already loaded. So the instance can be used for all redis related tasks (usual caching plus RediSearch).

@foadyousefi

I tested it with only one docker container running and still it’s not working. Please check your email for more info. Thanks!

@seyntjim

Finally made it work. It has something to do with docker container. You need to link redisearch container with mail container. Here is how you do it:

First, check your container by running docker ps then find the main container which nginx is running from and check which network its connected to by running docker inspect <container-id> then check Networks object.

Then you can run your RediSearch container like following:

docker run --network=<network-name> --network-alias=<choose-alias> -itd --name=<some-name> -p 6379:6379 redislabs/redisearch:latest

Then in the plugin settings page, enter your network alias in Redis Server and your selected port and everything should be OK.

I hope this will be useful.

@7grafix Can you also check if this work for you and let me know?

@foadyousefi

Finally, it worked! Thank you so much!

Cool!

Also, thank you @seyntjim to let me use your test server to solve the issue.

Sorry for the typo:

In the explanation for how to fix the issue, there is a typo where I say “You need to link redisearch container with mail container.”

by mail, I mean main.