Great. Thanks. I added it to the wiki.
St.Ack
Holger Stenzhorn wrote:
Ok, here is my first shot at it:
--- SNIP ---
3.1. Set the hadoop tmp directory property, hadoop.tmp.dir (For
Windows/Cygwin users: If you do not include this variable in the site
file then the value
Ok, here is my first shot at it:
--- SNIP ---
3.1. Set the hadoop tmp directory property, hadoop.tmp.dir (For
Windows/Cygwin users: If you do not include this variable in the site
file then the value /tmp/hadoop-${user.name} from hadoop-default.xml is
used. But since this does not work
Smile. Added local filesystem qualification to your text.
The window/cygwin particular value for the JobTracker mapred.system.dir
works fine when your filesystem is local but its illegal when you are
running pseudo-distributed mode going via HDFS. Try specifying a full
path for
Hi,
As mentioned before, setting ${hadoop.tmp.dir} to a clean (or
non-existent) directory works fine and the HBase starts nicely. ...also
showing the mentioned .META. entries in the log file. So, no need to
worry anymore - I guess... :-)
Perhaps you could add to the 10 minutes page at point
Holger Stenzhorn wrote:
Perhaps you could add to the 10 minutes page at point 3.1 an example
for Unix and Windows/Cygwin to make the different path handling a bit
clearer.
Sounds like a good idea to me Holger. Would you mind taking a first cut
at it since you've had first hand-experience of
Hi,
remarks inline...
Cheers,
Holger
Michael Stack wrote:
Holger Stenzhorn wrote:
Hi,
It was (again) the mistake of the guy in front of the screen... Sorry!
I did not set the hadoop.tmp.dir manually: So when I did set it,
as done by you, it works.
So, to be clear, if you'd followed the
Holger Stenzhorn wrote:
..
Hadoop RunJar looks to contain the only use of hadoop.tmp.dir other
than test and contrib code. It does the following: 'new File(new
Configuration().get(hadoop.tmp.dir));' using java.io.File. In
hbase, its all Path and hadoop FileSystem. So, yes, content of
Thanks for the detail Holger. Helps.
Reading it, it looks like the cluster hasn't started up properly; the
NoSuchElementException would seem to indicate that the basic startup
deploying the catalog meta tables hasn't happened or has gotten mangled
somehow. Whats in your hbase master log
Hi,
Of course I yest another newbie but at least I have read the 10 minutes
introduction... :-)
So I am running HBase on a local filesystem.
Attached you can find the (hopefully) necessary part of the
master-log-file. Does not look to bad, right?
BUT in the regionserver-log I get the
C:\hadoop is my installation
C:\workspace\hadoop-commit is my checked out SVN tree which is current
with trunk.
/cygdrive/c$ diff hadoop/conf/hadoop-site.xml workspace/hadoop-commit/conf
7,17c7
property
namehadoop.tmp.dir/name
valueC:\hadoop\tmp/value
descriptionA base for other
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