On 16. Feb 2009, at 13:29, João Barbosa (via Nabble) wrote:
> Oh so there is logs! now it runs
So, what was the problem? Adding IP addresses?
>
>
> So, all nodes must know other nodes right?
Yes, in most cases. From the FAQ:
Q: Debian/Ubuntu: As soon as I am using scalable rendering or a swap
barrier, one of my nodes crashes.
A: The node's hostname is mapped to a local IP address in /etc/hosts,
rather than a public one. Using another name for the node in the
configuration file, e.g., the fully qualified hostname or IP
address,
solves the problem.
I honestly have no clue who thought that mapping hostname to a non-
public IP was a good idea.
Cheers,
Stefan.
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