Hello

[gunzino]

After testing all of the C++ Redis libs I've stayed with the yours one. :) Simple and powerfull!

However I have experience one problem - after client got disconnected from redis it is not possible to reconnect back to redis server. After calling connect() the application freeze.

[Cylix]

Thank you for the information.
I've quickly looked at this issue and it seems it is related to boost::asio io_service.
I'll develop a fix as soon as possible.

[gunzino]

Thank you very much! :) Also I've experienced the application freeze on the first connection but only once.

Anyway got a question: Is it possible to send sync requests to redis ? thank you :)

[gunzino]

Heya,

Idk why but the app freeze even if I publish smth to redis using:
redis_client->send({"PUBLISH" "PTP-CHAT-EXTERNAL" "asd"});

The message won't even reach redis and app freeze.

[Cylix]

Hi,

Could you provide me complete examples of what you've done to get these errors.
This would help me to reproduce these issues and to correct them.

[gunzino]

I use 2 instances, one for subscribe and one for client.

1. I connect both of the instances to Redis.
2. I subscribe to 2 channels with proper callbacks.
3. I use 2 functions with GET command which work properly
4. One function use PUBLISH and this will cause freeze after calling 2-3 times - the publish command even does not reach Redis.

redis_client.send({"PUBLISH" "PTP-CHAT-EXTERNAL" "asd"});

[Cylix]

Hi, thanks again for having take the time to open an issue.
I've been a little bit busy the past weeks, so I apologize for the time I've taken before inspecting this issue.

After working on it, I think the problem was caused by the run loop of the boost::asio io_service which was stopped to early. So, nothing was sent or received after the loop has been broken. I've added a boost::asio::io_service::worker to maintain the run loop alive.

In my tests, the issue seems to be solved with this modification. Could you please confirm it too?