Re: Understanding Riaks rebalancing and handoff behaviour

2010-11-11 Thread Nico Meyer
Hi, Am Donnerstag, den 11.11.2010, 07:59 +0100 schrieb Sven Riedel: > Hi, > thanks for the detailed reply. So you would suggest that somehow the > partition allocation got into an incosistent state across nodes. I'll > have to check the logs to see if anything similar to your dump pops > up. > >

Re: Understanding Riaks rebalancing and handoff behaviour

2010-11-11 Thread Scott Lystig Fritchie
Nico Meyer wrote: nm> I discovered another problem while debugging this. I you restart (or nm> it crashes) a node that you removed from the cluster which still has nm> data, it won't start handing off it's data afterwards. The reason nm> being, that is the node watcher also does not get notified

Re: Basho Switching to git/GitHub for Riak Development

2010-11-11 Thread Mark Phillips
> > I'll be writing a blog post that will appear in about a week or so > with some more details on why we made the switch. If you have any > questions between now and then, don't hesitate to ask. > As promised, here is the blog post with a few more details on the switch. http://blog.basho.com/201

Re: loading erlang terms

2010-11-11 Thread Scott Lystig Fritchie
Catching up(*) on a thread from the end of October (nothing like being prompt, is there?)... Charles Blair wrote: cb> Thanks for spotting the "brainos". But even without those, here is a cb> repeat of the experiment. Assuming that these code snippets demonstrate what you're trying to do, then I

Re: Basho Switching to git/GitHub for Riak Development

2010-11-11 Thread Dmitry Demeshchuk
Yay! Congratulations, guys! That's the moment I've been waiting for like a half year! On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 6:57 PM, Mark Phillips wrote: > Hey All, > > Mark here. > > As of this morning the Basho Development Team has switched to using > git and GitHub for the development of Riak and all other

Re: Understanding Riaks rebalancing and handoff behaviour

2010-11-11 Thread Sven Riedel
On Nov 11, 2010, at 4:05 PM, Nico Meyer wrote: >>> >>> I discovered another problem while debugging this. I you restart (or >>> it >>> crashes) a node that you removed from the cluster which still has >>> data, >>> it won't start handing off it's data afterwards. The reason being, >>> that >>> i