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craigm edited comment on HADOOP-4 at 2/20/08 7:52 AM:
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For #1, I think thats an fstab line, not an autofs line, perhaps? I'm not sure
the fuse version will make any difference, mount will only pass through the
source path, the dest path and the -o options. Would it be possible to keep all
options for fuse_dfs.c in -o options? On the other hand, if a shell script is
always needed to set the CLASSPATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH options, then it is not
as important how the options are set from fstab or autofs. (LD_LIBRARY_PATH
could be fixed bya /etc/ld.conf.d entry)
My test had no load on the namenode, and usage of the namenode CPU looks low.
In contrast, the fuse_dcs CPU usage was high.
I would like to profile or jconsole the fuse_dfs binary, but the getJNIEnv()
method in src/c++/libhdfs/hdfsJniHelper.c could be a bit more helpful for
passing agument to the JVM initialisation. Essentially, it only allows fills in
-Djava.class.path from the CLASSPATH to be set, not any other arbitrary system
properties or -X options etc, bah. Reported separately as HADOOP-2857.
Will attach bash script shortly.
C
was (Author: craigm):
For #1, I think thats an fstab line, not an autofs line, perhaps? I'm not
sure the fuse version will make any difference, mount will only pass through
the source path, the dest path and the -o options. Would it be possible to keep
all options for fuse_dfs.c in -o options? On the other hand, if a shell script
is always needed to set the CLASSPATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH options, then it is
not as important how the options are set from fstab or autofs. (LD_LIBRARY_PATH
could be fixed bya /etc/ld.conf.d entry)
My test had no load on the namenode, and usage of the namenode CPU looks low.
In contrast, the fuse_dcs CPU usage was high.
I would like to profile or jconsole the fuse_dfs binary, but the getJNIEnv()
method in src/c++/libhdfs/hdfsJniHelper.c could be a bit more helpful for
passing agument to the JVM initialisation. Essentially, it only allows fills in
-Djava.class.path from the CLASSPATH to be set, not any other arbitrary system
properties or -X options etc, bah.
Will attach bash script shortly.
C
> tool to mount dfs on linux
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>
> Key: HADOOP-4
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-4
> Project: Hadoop Core
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: fs
> Affects Versions: 0.5.0
> Environment: linux only
> Reporter: John Xing
> Assignee: Doug Cutting
> Attachments: fuse-dfs.tar.gz, fuse-dfs.tar.gz, fuse-dfs.tar.gz,
> fuse-hadoop-0.1.0_fuse-j.2.2.3_hadoop.0.5.0.tar.gz,
> fuse-hadoop-0.1.0_fuse-j.2.4_hadoop.0.5.0.tar.gz, fuse-hadoop-0.1.1.tar.gz,
> fuse-j-hadoopfs-03.tar.gz, fuse_dfs.c, fuse_dfs.c, fuse_dfs.sh, Makefile
>
>
> tool to mount dfs on linux
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