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Redis cache for GNU social
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Installation
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============
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Tell your `config.php` to use this plugin (replace `tcp://localhost:6379` with the address/port
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of your Redis backend server):
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addPlugin('RedisCache', ['server' => 'tcp://localhost:6379']);
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Settings
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========
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servers: Array of Redis servers addresses. A semicolon (`;`) should be used to separate
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the address from the port, to allow for IPv6 addresses
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defaultExpiry: How long before cache expires (in seconds)
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Example
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=======
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```
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addPlugin('RedisCache', [ 'server' => 'tcp://localhost:6379',
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'defaultExpiry' => 86400 // 24h
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]);
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```
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You can also use a unix socket instead of a tcp connection:
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```
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addPlugin('RedisCache', ['server' => 'unix:/var/run/redis/redis.sock']);
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```
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