Hello all:
I've managed to get my new deployment into an odd state.
I have a three-node cluster.
After installation, I was running the riak-admin join commands.
Node #3 happend to be down because of a configuration error -- but something
seems to have been configured.
Now, when I run stats on my first node, I see
"nodename": "riak@192.168.231.231",
"connected_nodes": [
"riak@192.168.231.232",
"riak@192.168.231.233"
],
"ring_members": [
"riak@192.168.231.231",
"riak@192.168.231.232"
],
"ring_ownership":
"[{'riak@192.168.231.231',32},{'riak@192.168.231.232',32}]",
On the problemmatic ring, I see:
"connected_nodes": [
"riak@192.168.231.231",
"riak@192.168.231.232"
],
"ring_members": [
"riak@192.168.231.233"
],
"ring_ownership": "[{'riak@192.168.231.233',64}]",
My understanding is that all three should show in the ring_ownership.
Now, when I try to add node #3, I'm told it is already a member of a cluster.
When I try to force-remove node #3, I'm told it is not a member of the cluster.
When I try to use leave on node #3 I'm told it is the only member.
Any recommendations/thoughts on how to correct this?
(short of re-installing node #3)
Thanks
--Ray
When I try a riak-admin leave on node #3, it says it is the only
--
Ray Cote, President Appropriate Solutions, Inc.
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www.AppropriateSolutions.com 603.924.6079
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