Yes. This node has repeatedly given problems while reading various sstables. So I decided to start with a fresh data dir, relying on the fact that with an RF=3, the data will be able to be retrieved from the cluster.
Since this is a seed node, I am a little unsure how to proceed. From everything I've read, bootstrapping a seed is not a good idea. One idea I had was to change the IP, bootstrap, and change the IP back. But I just tried nodetool move 0 to try, with the hopes that it might work. On Apr 11, 2011, at 11:31 PM, aaron morton wrote: > Is this the node that had the earlier EOF error during bootstrap ? > > Aaron > > On 12 Apr 2011, at 08:42, Jonathan Colby wrote: > >> I shutdown cassandra, deleted (with a backup) the contents of the data >> directory and did a "nodetool move 0". It seems to be populating the node >> with its range of data. Hope that was a good idea. >> >> On Apr 11, 2011, at 10:38 PM, Jonathan Colby wrote: >> >>> >>> My seed node (1 of 4) having the wraparound range (token 0) needs to be >>> replaced. >>> >>> >>> Should I bootstrap the node with a new IP, then add it back as a seed? >>> >>> Should I run remove token on another node to take over the range? >> >
