I was taking a look at wriaki and noticed a potential bug. In wobj.erl
the remove_links/3 function looks like it supposed to remove the links
from the object that match the Bucket and Tag. It does the opposite
though, it keeps only the links matching the Bucket and Tag (as per the
logic in the
Afternoon, Evening, Morning to All,
Here's a quality Recap to take you into the weekend: Riak jobs, new
python client code, presentations, slides decks, drink-ups, Gists and
more.
Enjoy!
Mark
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Hi,
I am using http://github.com/krestenkrab/riak-java-pb-client and I cannot
find a way to get info about a specifc bucket and/or keys.
I am looking something like .
bucket = client.getBucket();
keys = bucket.getKeys();
What I can is to output the whole riak object tree like this :
Byt
You need to parse the lastmodified time in the header like so:
Date.parse(lastmodified)
That method parses a date string into a unix int. I have a blog post
about it on my blog somewhere.
-Alexander
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On Oct 29, 2010, a
Hi,
does someone knows where I can find some docs about riak-java-pb-client.
This really sounds like a nice project but I cannot find some docs to see if
it does what I need.
Andrea
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone might have an example of how to use a
javascript Map function from Ruby which uses a specific date time.
For example, I'd like to find the accounts which haven't been charged
in over a month.
When I do something like the following:
http://gist.github.com/654246
it
To answer my own question, I was creating group keys with xrange(0,9)
instead of xrange(0,10) therefore trying to link to a key that did not
exist.
--Matt
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This looks like a ulimit issue, can you try increasing it with the following
command: ulimit -n 2056
Are you on OS X or Linux?
Grant
On Oct 28, 2010, at 11:25 PM, Richard Heycock wrote:
> Hi Grant,
>
> Sorry for taking so taking so long getting back to you I had to go
> overseas at short not
