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Save rlog’s Pub/Sub Log to Disk

Installation

pip install django-rlog

Usage

Start rlog:

python manage.py rlog [channel] [filename] [handler] [when] [maxBytes] [backupCount] [debug]

Start rlistlog:

python manage.py rlistlog [key] [timeout] [filename] [handler] [when] [maxBytes] [backupCount] [debug]

Stop rlog:

python manage.py rstop [channel]

Stop rlistlog:

python manage.py rliststop [key]

Redis Connection

def get_connection():
    for key in ['REDIS_CONN', 'REDIS_CLIENT', 'REDIS_CACHE']:
        if hasattr(settings, key):
            return getattr(settings, key)

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