I started over and used a m1 type instance and everything seems to be
working fine now, thanks for all the help
Alex
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 7:18 AM, Gary Dusbabek wrote:
> You might want to try starting over. Configure your initial keyspaces
> in conf/cassandra.yaml and load them into your cl
You might want to try starting over. Configure your initial keyspaces
in conf/cassandra.yaml and load them into your cluster with
bin/schematool.
That nasty stack trace indicates the server is getting data that is
not formatted the way it expects. Please verify that your cassandra
servers are bo
up and running from scratch.
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> Dan
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> *From:* Alex Quan [mailto:alex.q...@tinkur.com]
> *Sent:* December-24-10 17:44
> *To:* user@cassandra.apache.org
> *Subject:* Re: Having trouble getting cassandra to stay up
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> I am running the bin
o:alex.q...@tinkur.com]
Sent: December-24-10 17:44
To: user@cassandra.apache.org
Subject: Re: Having trouble getting cassandra to stay up
I am running the bin/cassandra with the -f option and it does seem to fully
die and not just stalling.
I have also tried using the cassandra-cli to create
I am running the bin/cassandra with the -f option and it does seem to fully
die and not just stalling.
I have also tried using the cassandra-cli to create keyspace and it works
for a little bit and then will die slightly after accepting the request the
vmstat after it dies is as follows:
procs -
Hum, very strange.
More what I was trying to get at was: did the process truly die or was it
just non-responsive and looking like it was dead? It would be very strange
if the actual process was dying without any warnings in the logs. Presumably
you are running bin/cassandra *without* the -f option
Sorry but I am not sure how to answer all the question that you have posed
since a lot of the stuff I am working with is quite new to me and I haven't
use many of the tools that are talked about but I will try my best to answer
the question to the best of my knowledge. I am trying to get the cassan
Your details are rather vague, what do you mean by killed? Is the Cassandra
java process still running? Any other warning or error log messages (from
either node)? Could you provide the last few Cassandra log lines from each
machine? Can you connect to the node via JMX? What is the output of nodeto
