You should be setting these as values in /etc/default/dse, not in your bashrc.
I.e., /etc/default/dse should contain:
JAVA_HOME=/whatever
…and any other environment variables the service should pick up when it starts.
IIRC, the Ubuntu packages may already create a blank one for you.
Andrew
On January 23, 2015 at 7:30:15 PM, Jacob Rhoden (jacob.rho...@me.com) wrote:
What does this show?
ls $JAVA_HOME
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> On 24 Jan 2015, at 2:18 pm, anujacharya11 . <anuj.acharya1...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> I had installed DataStax Enterprise Cassandra on my Ubuntu Linux Desktop
> which is having Oracle/Sun JDK1.8.x. Setup JAVA_HOME correctly but when i am
> trying to start the service dse-i am getting this error:
>
>
> I have setup JAVA_HOME in .bashrc and setup the path also.
> Even after that i am getting this error:
> root@anuj-700-430qe:/usr/share/dse/bin# sudo service dse start
> log_daemon_msg is a shell function
> Java executable not found (hint: set JAVA_HOME)
> root@anuj-700-430qe:/usr/share/dse/bin#
>
>
> why so?
>
> root@anuj-700-430qe:/usr/share/dse/bin# echo $JAVA_HOME
> /jdk1.8.0_25
> root@anuj-700-430qe:/usr/share/dse/bin# sudo service dse start
> log_daemon_msg is a shell function
> Java executable not found (hint: set JAVA_HOME)
> root@anuj-700-430qe:/usr/share/dse/bin#
>
>
> What i am doing it wrong...i uninstalled Cassandra and re-installed it but
> the same issue.
>
> Please help
