enomem is a POSIX error that means it can't allocate any more memory.
It's likely you were unable to start the Riak node successfully,
especially if the nodetool script (used inside the riak script) can't
allocate any RAM.
On Fri, Oct 5, 2012 at 12:52 AM, wrote:
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Venki,
You can join node C to A or B but until hinted handoff occurs you will get
not founds for your data. That is, it will look like your data is lost.
The reason is because the riak join logic assumes the joining node is void
of data. When a new node joins it immediately takes on the state o
I'm not sure, but at least there is this sort of thing as an option. It
is a solution for collecting linked objects during map phase and
carrying the data forward to another map.
http://basho.com/blog/technical/2010/04/14/practical-map-reduce:-forwarding-and-collecting/
Regards,
Jody
On 29.09.20
Riak Users,
First, this bug is fixed in the upcoming 1.2.1 release [1].
There is a regression in Merge Index (the index engine for Riak Search) for
the 1.2.0 release that can cause search handoff to fail every time. This
will result in a stuck cluster where new nodes never finish joining. There
