On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 4:27 PM, Shiwen Cheng
wrote:
> Thanks Robert!
> Yes I tried what you said: clean the data and re-bootstrap. But still it
> failed, once at the point of 600GB transferred and once at 1.1TB :(
>
1) figure out what is making your streams die (usually either flaky network
(A
Thanks Robert!
Yes I tried what you said: clean the data and re-bootstrap. But still it
failed, once at the point of 600GB transferred and once at 1.1TB :(
But I could see following exceptions from time to time:
=
java.io.IOException: net.jpountz.lz4.LZ4Exception: Error decodin
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 11:31 AM, Shiwen Cheng
wrote:
> I encountered an issue by removing and adding back a node.
>
You are encountering a failed/hung bootstrap, which probably has nothing to
do with the node having been previously removenoded.
Stop the node, wipe all the data on the node, inc
Hi all,
I encountered an issue by removing and adding back a node.
Here is how this issue came out:
(1) We have four nodes cluster running, but there was a hard disk failure
on one of the node.
Since we need to replace the hard disk, I chose to use *removenode *to
remove the failed node.
(2) few d
