what language are your clients in? there are definitely some bugs there when communicating b/t client and server of different languages. :(
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Edmond Lau <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm using non-ascii keys on Cassandra, relatively close to trunk at > r880926, and my some of my keys get mangled. > > As a simple test case, if I insert a one-byte key anywhere between > \200 and \377 (octal for 128 to 255) through the thrift interface, and > then query back my data with multi get, I get a hash back that has > "\357\277\275" as the key. All those one-byte keys get mapped to the > same bucket, so if I insert with the key \205, I get the data back > when querying for \300. So either a) there's a bug in thrift, b) > Cassandra doesn't support non-ascii keys, or c) Cassandra is mangling > my key somewhere. > > Has anyone else run into this issue? > > Edmond >
