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I host my website on a shared CentOS-Bash-Apache-MySQL-PHP server environment with Nginx as reverse proxy (Namecheap).

I understood that to enable Redis for my installment all I had to do was to add:

extension=redis.so

to:

$HOME/.system-php/ini/7.4/example.com/php.ini

I did that and saved the file but how can I test if Redis is working?

  • I don't have redis-cli so I can't successfully run a command such as redis-cli ping (and get PONG back) on that particular environment
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I understand that phpinfo() function can indicate if its installed AND enabled.

Here is the pattern I worked with in the SSH console:

$ cd ~
$ cd public_html
$ nano t.php
INPUTTED <?php phpinfo(); ?> AND SAVED THE FILE
RAN example.com/t.php IN MY WEB BROWSER
$ rm t.php

In PHP Info page I found:

redis

Redis Support enabled
Redis Version 5.3.2
Redis Sentinel Version 0.1

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