Re: how to compile with OpenIndiana or Solaris

2013-10-10 Thread Colin McCabe
Log4j configuration is a difficult topic, because there's so many ways to do it. I keep my log4j.properties file in the same directory as my hadoop configuration XML files. One of the ways log4j finds its log4j.properties file is by CLASSPATH, and the configuration directory is always in the CLAS

Re: how to compile with OpenIndiana or Solaris

2013-10-10 Thread Steve Loughran
for hadoop 2.x, the log4j. properties file for each project should be in src/test/resources but there's a risk that tests in sub projects that include hadoop-commons-test.jar (or other -test JARs, like hadoop-hdfs) may pick up the version in the test jar ahead of any one that they have locally -so

how to compile with OpenIndiana or Solaris

2013-10-10 Thread Andreas GrĂ¼ninger
Hi I compiled the native libraries of 2.1.1 for OpenIndiana. When I run the tests to check my changes I get a lot of errors. When I run the tests without my changes I get nearly the same errors. I checked the tests with the current stable 1.2.1 too with/without native libraries. And I get there