So I applied that change and tried to restart, but it still has the maxmemory-policy line. Could this have anything to do with my recent custom django file to set the cache in such a way to connect to Redis over TLS?
Additionally, I’m not sure why, but I only have three entries in my django_migrations
folder.
To be clear, I started with 0.15.7 as my initial install. My process was:
- Normal install using SQL lite.
- Use pgloader to move all of the sqllite folders into a Postgres db.
- Change the config to use Postrgres.
- Install all the channels I would like.
- Moved all of the content to a network file system. Believe I needed to manually use pgloader to import the sqllite files again, I forget.
- Make the config changes to use Redis as detailed in the other post.
During the content loading phase, I did need to eventually start importing content along the command line. When doing that I needed to alter tables by hand a number of times based on errors.