I'm wondering if anyone has seen this issue before:

We are running Cassandra 1.1.5 on linux, latest Oracle JDK 6.


Starting with a fresh, empty cassandra on a new ring (~7 nodes), we create our 
keyspace and insert a row.  We then try to remove that row, at which point the 
operation fails and times out. We can keep inserting new rows, but this failure 
occurs as soon as we try to remove one.


The specific error we are getting is an exception in MutationStage, caused by 
an IllegalArgumentException to Buffer.limit() while trying to perform the 
mutate.  This same error occurs on any node where we try this test.


The commit logs are created, but as far as I can tell no data is ever written 
to the keyspace dir.

We are using StorageProxy directly, but in this case it is pretty much a 
copy/paste from what the thrift server is doing.

This code has been working without issue on other servers, but for some reason 
it is not working on a new set of servers and I'm at a loss trying to diagnose.


Has anybody seen a similar issue?

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