I am using redis request broker with django. When I run "$ python manage.py qinfo" I see a Cluster is running but Idle. I did not start this cluster. When I start a cluster I run "$ python manage.py qcluster" and I see 2 clusters with qinfo. I can kill the cluster I started with Ctrl+C but the zombie cluster remains. Power cycling dosn't help since the zombie cluster comes back to life as soon as I start redis. Any idea on how to kill the zombie cluster or remove it from redis memory so it does't come back to life?