Pantheon users...help with "Command not found" when trying to connect to a multidev site.

[Vernon Thornblad]

Reached a roadblock. Just want to clear the cache. Pantheon of course, won't help even though they require the use of Redis to clear the cache in the way they suggest. I've installed Redis locally, and it's on and at work on the site. I ran the test to make sure. I've used the correct command to connect to my multidev according to Pantheon, yet I get this 

"-bash: redis-cli: command not found"

Any thoughts would be most appreciated.

Thanks, in Advance.

Vern

[Юрий Соколов]

install redis-tool

пн, 23 июл. 2018 г., 22:56 Vernon Thornblad <vthor...@antioch.edu>:

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[hva...@gmail.com]

The error message you're seeing is coming from the fact that the "bash" shell (command interpreter) is configured to search in a list of places (folders) on the disk for the commands you type, but it didn't find the 'redis-cli' command in any of them.  The most likely explanation is that Redis and redis-cli is installed in another folder that bash is not checking.  Where redis-cli is installed, I don't know.  It depends entirely on what methods/commands were used to install it.