Hi Johannes,
> I therefore suspect the issue being with the write
> restrictions in the default Systemd unit file for redis-server.
It sounds like that to me too. However:
> Dec 28 15:19:05 debian redis-server[521]: >>>
> 'logfile/var/log/redis/redis-server.log'
> Dec 28 15:19:05 debian redis-server[521]: Can't open the log file: Read-only
> file system
That's interesting, because there is a specific allowance made so that
Redis can write to its own logfiles. Specifically:
ReadWriteDirectories=-/var/log/redis
Ah, perhaps your version of systemd is newer? Can you reset or
otherwise reinstate the "ReadWriteDirectories" lines along with the
rest of the file and replace the start with "ReadWritePaths=" and let
me know how you get on?
Regards,
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