Hey, Python client users

2011-10-15 Thread Greg Stein
Hey all, The Basho folks have been slow to integrate changes, given their busy schedule with the 1.0 release. I've had a couple branches hanging out for a while to deal with HTTP problems and to deal with Issue #53. They've been separate for better review/merging by Basho, but it finally created t

Re: webmachine error

2011-10-15 Thread Ryan Zezeski
Sohil, For whatever reason the underlying socket has closed on you. While it's not shown in your stack trace it eventually calls gen_tcp:recv/3 [1]. I realize this thread is several weeks old but do you remember seeing any other errors to indicate a closed socket? Is this issue still persisting

Re: riak error

2011-10-15 Thread Ryan Zezeski
Sohil, What version of Riak are you running? Is this a new cluster or one you've had running for a while and are now just experiencing this issues? -Ryan On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 3:07 AM, raghwani sohil wrote: > Hi , > > I have Five node cluster setup and I am getting following errror on one

Re: Riak Backup w leveldb

2011-10-15 Thread Jeremy Raymond
Thanks Kelly and Mark. On 10/15/2011 12:12 PM, Mark Phillips wrote: I added an issue to the wiki to make sure this makes it out of the mailing list. https://github.com/basho/riak_wiki/issues/192 Feel free to add specifics to the ticket. Mark On Oct 15, 2011, at 7:36 AM, Kelly McLaughlin w

Re: Riak Backup w leveldb

2011-10-15 Thread Mark Phillips
I added an issue to the wiki to make sure this makes it out of the mailing list. https://github.com/basho/riak_wiki/issues/192 Feel free to add specifics to the ticket. Mark On Oct 15, 2011, at 7:36 AM, Kelly McLaughlin wrote: > Jeremy, > > Yes, the same procedure should be fine with the

Re: Riak Backup w leveldb

2011-10-15 Thread Kelly McLaughlin
Jeremy, Yes, the same procedure should be fine with the eleveldb data directories. Kelly On Oct 15, 2011 6:27 AM, "Jeremy Raymond" wrote: > Hello, > > I recall with using the bitcask backend you could backup the cluster data > simply by copying the data directories of each node. You could then

Riak Backup w leveldb

2011-10-15 Thread Jeremy Raymond
Hello, I recall with using the bitcask backend you could backup the cluster data simply by copying the data directories of each node. You could then restore by copy the data back to the data folder should something bad happen. Does this also apply to the leveldb backend? Thanks, Jeremy __