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gpg is missing on some minimal distro images, may be worth a mention in the docs

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    • Clarified Redis installation docs to require installing lsb-release, curl, and gpg as prerequisites before adding the Redis repository.

gpg is missing on some minimal distro images
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Added a prerequisite command to the Redis installation docs to install lsb-release, curl, and gpg before adding the Redis repository; no other steps were changed.

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docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx
Added a prerequisite command to install lsb-release, curl, and gpg before adding the Redis repository.

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docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx (2)

5-5: Grammar & clarity tweak for the new sentence
The phrase is missing “to” and could be streamlined for readability.

-To install Redis you first need add their repository. Make sure you have `gpg` installed.
+To install Redis, you first need to add the Redis repository. Ensure that the `gpg` utility is installed.

5-5: Consider adding a quick-install hint for gpg
Since the very next commands rely on gpg, a one-liner showing how to install it on Debian/Ubuntu would be helpful for users on minimal images.

Example (after the edited sentence):

> If `gpg` is not present, install it with:
> ```sh
> sudo apt update -y && sudo apt install -y gnupg
> ```
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@Boy132 Boy132 changed the title Update redis.mdx Add install command for redis dependencies Sep 4, 2025
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Thanks for pointing out! For convenience I added a apt install command. :)

@Boy132 Boy132 merged commit 6d8c670 into pelican-dev:main Sep 4, 2025
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docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx (1)

16-18: Use redis package instead of redis-server
Replace sudo apt install -y redis-server with sudo apt install -y redis in docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx (lines 16–18) to match the official Redis APT repo recommendation.

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docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx (2)

5-5: Grammar and clarity nit.

-To install Redis you first need add their repository.
+To install Redis, you first need to add the Redis APT repository.

20-20: Capitalize Redis and tighten phrasing.

-Also make sure to enable that redis will start on boot. You can do that by running the following command:
+Also ensure Redis starts on boot. Run:
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To install Redis you first need add their repository.

```sh
sudo apt install -y lsb-release curl gpg
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Ensure installs succeed on minimal images: add update, ca-certificates, and use gnupg.

Minimal Debian/Ubuntu images often lack package indexes and CA certs; gpg is provided by gnupg. Recommend this change.

-sudo apt install -y lsb-release curl gpg
+sudo apt-get update -y
+sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends ca-certificates lsb-release curl gnupg
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In docs/panel/advanced/redis.mdx around line 8, the installation line only
installs lsb-release, curl and gpg which can fail on minimal images; update the
package index first and include ca-certificates and gnupg (gnupg provides gpg)
so installs succeed. Replace the single apt install with a two-step approach:
run an apt update (or apt-get update) then install ca-certificates and gnupg
plus curl and lsb-release with -y to ensure noninteractive installs.

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