So stupid it hurts, and though it's embarrassing I should close the loop...
Env change on upgrade to 1.0.2 moved ports.
Tested 1.0.3 on the 1.0.2 bad config...then tested 1.0.0 against that
same bad config.
Intermittent success were due to the config not being 100% incorrect.
PB client doesn't wo
Joe's first law [of protocol design]
"Always include protocol identifier and version number in the first message"
I think I heard him say that when Tom presented BERT-RPC protocol at EUC 2010
:-)
Maybe we should apply that rule to riak's PB protocol going forward?
Kresten
On Jan 22, 2012,
We might have a need to change some bucket properties such as allow_mult in the
near future.
What is the recommended approach to change these for an existing non-empty
bucket.
I found good doc on changing back ends and requiring read repair. Didn't find
anything on other bucket props.
Thank
My recommendation would be to create a new bucket with the wanted properties,
and then move all objects, lazily if need be. You could do it with a kind of
read-repair: if an item is not in the new bucket (on lookup), then look it up
in the old bucket and move it.
To work effectively with allow
I am trying to install Riak 1.0.3 on my Linux Mint 12 system. Linux
Mint is basically Ubuntu but with a more pure GNOME user interface.
I wanted to be able to run multiple instances on one node so first I
tried to build from source. I have Erlang R15B installed. I modified
the various rebar.con
Carl,
Use apt to install libssl 0.9.x. This will solve your issues.
-Sean
On Jan 22, 2012, at 6:04 PM, Carl wrote:
> I am trying to install Riak 1.0.3 on my Linux Mint 12 system. Linux
> Mint is basically Ubuntu but with a more pure GNOME user interface.
>
> I wanted to be able to run multiple
The exact package name is libssl0.9.8, so:
> sudo apt-get install libssl0.9.8
-Jared
On Jan 22, 2012, at 4:04 PM, Carl wrote:
> I am trying to install Riak 1.0.3 on my Linux Mint 12 system. Linux
> Mint is basically Ubuntu but with a more pure GNOME user interface.
>
> I wanted to be able t
Thank you, that fixed the SSL problem and I was able to install the .deb
correctly, so I can get on with my experiments. There does seem to be a
problem with how configure is doing its ">=" tests though.
But eventually I will want to run multiple instances on one node to play
with failover, etc.
